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Subject: com port question.
Date: Thu, 06 Aug 1998 22:22:37 -0400
From: "Adam W. Hawks" <root@hawks.caro.net>
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Is it possible to connect 2 com ports so that a computer connected to com2 with
a null modem cable can use com1's modem without installing a modem in the attached computer?

I was thinking maybe their was a utility or way to attach two com ports togetherin this fashon.

Any help would be appreciated.

Adam W. Hawks

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