Why is it that people in India always put the punctuation just before the first letter of the next sentence, rather than as the last character of the sentence to which the punctuation belongs? Is there something in the native language and writing of India that has a syntax more like that? (You did that both here, â . . . through serial port .Can any body . . . â and here â . . . as soon as possible ?I m very new to . . . â
I haven't actually tried it, but I used to send data to a serial port in DOS by just treating it as a file. Have you tried "copying" the file to COM1 (or 2, 3 or 4) with the same syntax you would use to copy it to a file-system location?
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