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Mobile Connectiivity or Name Space For Mobile Class in VB.NET

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    how can i connect mobile with Vb.Net 2005 ??? i m trying to make window based application for sending and reciving messages from Mobile. so plz help me!!!! Thanks In Adavance..... viral Upadhyay -- modified at 5:12 Tuesday 25th July, 2006

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      how can i connect mobile with Vb.Net 2005 ??? i m trying to make window based application for sending and reciving messages from Mobile. so plz help me!!!! Thanks In Adavance..... viral Upadhyay -- modified at 5:12 Tuesday 25th July, 2006

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      You can start with COM and AT language or if you don't have plenty of time to work with the connection, you could search any ActiveX control or OCX files that work with mobile application e.g: - MobileFBUS (you can download it from www.Softwarecave.com - Oxygen Mobile (work with :zzz:almost all connection method : DLR-3, IR, etc)

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        You can start with COM and AT language or if you don't have plenty of time to work with the connection, you could search any ActiveX control or OCX files that work with mobile application e.g: - MobileFBUS (you can download it from www.Softwarecave.com - Oxygen Mobile (work with :zzz:almost all connection method : DLR-3, IR, etc)

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        Thanks akang_cupez. It work for me lot and i m finding very easy by this help. Thanks for you help. Sir one more question??? Did i connect my Mobile why a ports??? Using coding???

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          Thanks akang_cupez. It work for me lot and i m finding very easy by this help. Thanks for you help. Sir one more question??? Did i connect my Mobile why a ports??? Using coding???

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          I don't understand what's your question, but if you ask for the connection mode, then you could connect via port COM, Serial or USB. If you use instant OCX downloaded from www.softwarecave.com, then you just input simple code such as : MFBUS15.Connect "COM1" etc. Otherwise, you could look for other connection method reference when you intend to connect to phone by your self. for further information e-mail me to: akang_cupez@yahoo.com

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