In a message dated 2/13/05 1:32:16 PM Eastern Standard Time, tech@rentron.com 
writes:

> You can mix VB/SoftWire controls all you want. SoftWire throws up "Warning
> this is not a SoftWire supported control", but it's simple to make them all 
> work
> together. I simply dropped the MSComm control on the form, and added my own
> code.
> 

You can also put one of SoftWIRE's "User Function" controls on the diagrammer 
and write any custom code you might want in it.  Or, as you say above just 
put the regular VB control on the form and use it.  You can even turn off that 
warning, or at least I was told you could.

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