> Okay folks, this programmer works well under DOS and Win95
 > etc. But can = it work under Windows NT through the printer
 > port? Methinks it might. = Has anybody done this yet? NT 4
 > is excellent for software development, = and I like the idea
 > of using the programmer under NT at the same time as
 > = downloading PIC files off the net, and using my buggy
 > Borland C++ 5.


 It's not possible to read/write hardware ports under NT directly!
 The only way - to write special virtual driver.
 If you have Microsoft Development Network (MSDN) Level 3 you can
see DDK and examples for writing drivers.
 And the second big problem (problem under all multitasking
system) - how to do timedelays ? The best way is to have hardware
programmer (using its own CPU) attached to the COM port... :-)

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