> A little more detail would save me a lot of tedious searching...
> TIA

I haven't implemented anything like this under Windows, but have done a
lot of PIC based products where the only UI is through a web browser. I'm
surprised that more consumer products don't just include a web server
instead of selling more remote control hardware or applications that only
support a particular operating system. Web GUI's are not quite as pretty,
but they're getting close. I just did a graphic equalizer using HTML5
range elements. Using the onchange attribute, I do an http post whenever
something is changed. The http post is just a single line of text which
HTTP2 passes to my command interpreter.

Harold



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