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L Luc Pattyn

Hi Ed, there must be a mistake somewhere; MSDN on SerialPort.Close explains: 1. Close() disposes of the internal streams (sounds OK) 2. you can Open() a port after it has been closed (cant be true if Close disposes of port) :confused:

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Ed Poore

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Luc Pattyn wrote:

you can Open() a port after it has been closed (cant be true if Close disposes of port)

Looking at the code more deeply all that the base.Dispose(true) does is remove the component from the container and fires the Disposed event. So looks like it may remain usable.

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