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Advanced Virtual COM Port
by KernelPro Software
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Advanced Virtual COM Port is the first software of its kind which includes both local and network
virtual COM port functions.
It can share your real COM ports or it can create virtual COM ports and connect them with a
virtual null-modem cable locally or through a TCP/IP network or the Internet.
You can connect to a shared port and use it just like it is on your machine. Virtual serial ports
created by the program look and work the same way as real ones look and work.
Main features: Virtual COM Ports appear to the system and applications like real ones Virtual COM Ports work like real ones 64-Bit compatible (AMD64) Hot Virtual COM Port creation and removal (no need to reboot the computer) Once created, Virtual COM Ports persist in the system until you remove them No need to have physical serial ports (except for the physical ports sharing function) Higher data transfer rate than on hardware serial ports Up to 255 Virtual COM Ports can be created PnP, WMI support Flow control emulation supported Easy port state monitoring Ability to temporarily remove all ports without losing their configuration
Related software:
virtual, serial, port, share, com, network, driver, tcp/ip, lan, internet, ...
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Version:
2.3
File size:
1418 Kb
Date:
07/06/2005
Shareware
$79.98
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Install support:
Install and Uninstall /
Home /
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OS:
WinXP, Windows2000, Windows2003
System requirement:
Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server/XP64, administrator privileges required to install the program
Interface language:
English
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What's new in this Major Update: - Supports Windows XP 64-bit running on Athlon 64 processor.- Networking performance increased- Decreased network communications latency- Minor interface fixes
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