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VB5250
TN5250 Emulator written in VB.Net
A TN5250 client in four parts: A telnet client DLL, a 5250 emulator DLL, a host access LIPI server client DLL, and a Windows GUI. The DLLs can be integrated into your own GUI if you desire. -
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Cistermax
cisco terminal multi net vb form
Una aplicación en VB NET para actualizar IOS y pegar plantillas en sistemas Cisco, incluye servidor TFTP. -
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BikiSoft contains the windows software and atmel firmware for the BikiRom Mega-board product line. The bikirom boards are used to re-tune 1990-2002 Nissan SR20 based ECUs and ER34 ECUs. The hardware is available seperately.
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.Net library for the Crystalfontz displays CFA631, CFA633 and CFA635. Also, provides classes to scroll text, display a progressbar, and link a com port to a more logical name with the WMI.
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The project is comprised of two VB 2005 applications, a serial port emulator and a modem emulator, used as virtual devices in conjunction with the emu8086 assembler (www.emu8086.com), allowing users to communicate with them in their own assembly programs
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