Thanks for the quick reply.
I wrote the HTM application program using VB Script quite sometime ago and the program requires only detection of IR signal from remotes. I will try to figure out whether it is possible to tweak my program to receive data via Send Message from EventGhost.
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- Wed May 23, 2007 2:16 pm
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- Topic: Creating a TCP Server in EventGhost
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- Forum: General Support
- Topic: Creating a TCP Server in EventGhost
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Creating a TCP Server in EventGhost
I have been testing out EventGhost and am very impressed with what it can do.
Currently, I am using a simple IR receiver with WinLirc to work with one of our applications. WinLirc acts as a server to send information about the buttons activated on our remote control via TCP to our application ...
Currently, I am using a simple IR receiver with WinLirc to work with one of our applications. WinLirc acts as a server to send information about the buttons activated on our remote control via TCP to our application ...