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| | I am looking for a mechanism or way to connect many branches I've read about (Phone lines, VPN, Internet, Leased Line, ... etc) but I didn't grasp the idea. I need a suggestions and explaniation about connection ways. What shall I use to connect company branches.
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| Welcome to A1vbcode gaisbyte.  I would have thought you could connect to anything using Mscomm32.ocx. 
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| | thanks a lot for your reply. to clarify my question: Is it safe to connect branches through internet and How I can do that? any sample code! Can I build a code to encode and decode data being transfered and with this method I will be in safe from hackers please interact with me
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| I haven't done much with Mscomm32.ocx so I suggest your best option is to do a search here, there will be loads of examples on there.
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| Welcome to A1vbcode madra.  madra (10/6/2008)
It is very helpful to me....
Thankyou...
Your welcome.
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