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+               ====================================\r
+               COM port to TCP redirector (com2tcp)\r
+               ====================================\r
+\r
+INTRODUCTION\r
+============\r
+\r
+The COM port to TCP redirector is a Windows application and is a part\r
+of the com0com project.\r
+\r
+In conjunction with the Null-modem emulator (com0com) the com2tcp\r
+enables to use a COM port based applications to communicate with the\r
+TCP/IP based applications. It also allows communication with a remote\r
+serial port via the TCP/IP.\r
+\r
+The homepage for com0com project is http://com0com.sourceforge.net/.\r
+\r
+BUILDING\r
+========\r
+\r
+Start Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 with hub4com.vcproj file.\r
+Set Active Configuration to "com2tcp - Win32 Release".\r
+Build com2tcp.exe.\r
+\r
+EXAMPLE OF USAGE\r
+================\r
+\r
+You have old TERM95.EXE application from the Norton Commander 5.0 for\r
+MS-DOS and you'd like to use it to communicate with your.telnet.server\r
+telnet server. You can do so this way:\r
+\r
+  1. With the com0com driver create a virtual COM port pair with\r
+     port names COM2 and CNCB0 (see com0com's ReadMe.txt for details).\r
+\r
+  2. Start the com2tcp.exe on CNCB0 port. For example:\r
+\r
+       com2tcp --telnet \\.\CNCB0 your.telnet.server telnet\r
+\r
+  3. Start the TERM95.EXE on COM2 port.\r

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