. > What I was envisaging was configuring Netport possibly via a PC to be a > recognised connection to the internet broadband router modem, plugginig it > into > the QL and then looking at the non trivial task, as you point out, of > writing > an application to decipher the serial steam of converted TCP/IP data and > send > recognisable internet commands through the serial link, ie a sort of a > browser, probably rather limited in functionality at first. The question here is what you get back from the device : do you get the entire TCP (stack) info back, or just the data?
If the former - well, good luck.... If the latter, you would probably "just" get the HTML data back from a webpage. Perhaps you could start with the (today seriously limited) browser that came with Prowess? Or even try a pop3 account, that just send ascii data for the control codes. Wolfgang _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
