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May 15th, 07 Hello MG, ON my Win XP system it is: C:\windows\system32\mscomm32.ocx The hack is as listed above. I hope this is helpful. JC

April 9th, 07 Hello Strongm, I did the ocx hack and IT WORKS GREAT!!! I'm back in business. Thank you very much! JC

Sorry, I was out of town for the week, and haven't had time to try it. My last Hex editor ran under DOS..., will have to look for a freeware/shareware editor to give it a try. JC

Thank you, both! I'll add the USB page to my info sources. I'll give the hack a try, it sounds like just what I need! Thank you again, I was hitting a road block without this access! JC

Thanks Strongm, I've seen the ref for 1 - 16 in the MS literature. I've heard report, however, of people routinely using MSCOMM for higher port numbers, up to 99 ! Hence my concern over why I can't seem to do this... I did a VB6 Service Pack upgrade, did not make any difference...

Help! I'm using VB6, and am trying to use MSCOMM to connect to a USB to SERIAL Port, COM20. VB6 Won't connect to it! Device Manager lists it as Com20. A port enumerator lists Com20 as present. WIN XP Hyperterminal can connect to it, and show the data I'm uploading from a microcontroller. I am...