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easy to pin down too.
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Have you tried RealTerm? (Score:1)
http://realterm.sourceforge.net/ [sourceforge.net]
Um! (Score:2)
I had a look, it's very busy and not that well laid out. In the end I didn't need it as I discovered that the pump only speaks on baud rate and that piece of information was not available when I started the exercise. Once I had the baud rate and an external program that talks to the pump I was able to get Perl to converse with the pump.
The hard part now is getting Perl on Windows to talk to KSH on AIX called from SAP R/3. I suspect installing Apache and running my Perl application under CGI is the easy wa
-- "It's not magic, it's work..."