[gluev]

I can't use a serial peripherique since i change my processer, i know that this king of application exist but i can't find it,
Could you help me ?

Thank you

[clutch]

Try MS Office, it works for me...

j/k



Have you tried slowing down the serial port? If you haven't, let me know and I'll refresh my memory and post a "how-to" for you.

[matrixneo]

Le gars du dessus il a raison Pakito j a vu ca dans un bouquin et apparement ca marche......;) :p

[Toby]

Quote:

Try MS Office, it works for me...

j/k

lol


From Babel Fish:

The guy of the top it is right Pakito J saw Ca in a book and apparement Ca goes...

I don't understand anything :p

(Why is it that all frech guys thinks they speak some kind of "world language" ;))

/Toby

[clutch]

Maybe FrogMaster can hook us up with what we lost in translation.

[Xiven]

[gluev]

It's the name of a program to help me


I want to make my PC to work slower while i need it do it !!!


Thank you

:p :p :p :p

[FrogMaster]

[CUViper]

Try this...

[gluev]

[gluev]

thank you!!!

[FrogMaster]

[gluev]

THE END

[FrogMaster]

You can try an hardware solution in case you want to avoid software overhead.
This will work provided you have an ISA slot on your mobo.
1 - disable all serial ports in bios
2 - plug in old ISA serial card (a few euros/$ second hand at Surcouf in Paris)
3 - set up speed - maybe also irq/io address with jumpers available on old cards
4 - load generic legacy drivers (irq may need to be reserved first in bios for legacy ISA)
This may work.
I used that kind of solution to get an old Midiator midi serial interface box to work on fast W2K machine.
Your mileage may vary..
Kind regards