This ActiveX OCX software allows for a direct connection between two PCs using a LapLink parallel cable, without requiring any additional software. It is capable of transferring files between any Windows based machines.
I recently had the opportunity to review ActiveX OCX software, which allows for seamless connection between two PCs using a LapLink parallel cable (referred to as a Turbo cable). The best part about this software is that it does not require any additional installation in order to function – users simply need to plug in the cable, start the application, and the connection is automatically established.
This software is compatible with any Windows-based machine, and it makes file transfers quick and easy. The interface is very intuitive and user-friendly, so even those who are not particularly tech-savvy will find it easy to use. I was particularly impressed by the error detection and handling functions of this software, which ensure that any possible errors are reported in a timely and accurate manner.
In terms of speed, the file transmission occurs in four bits (a nibble) per accepted clock cycle, which is limited to the speed of your internal ISA control (usually 1 megahertz). This is due to the LapLink cable’s transfer limit of five bits, of which one is used for synchronization and four are used for data transfer.
While this version of the ActiveX OCX software is already quite advanced, several new features are in development and will be added to future releases. Additionally, future versions of the software may also have EPP and ECP support.
Overall, I would highly recommend this software to anyone who needs to connect two PCs using a LapLink parallel cable. It is fast, reliable, and incredibly easy to use, making it a must-have for anyone who frequently transfers files between computers.
This software is compatible with any Windows-based machine, and it makes file transfers quick and easy. The interface is very intuitive and user-friendly, so even those who are not particularly tech-savvy will find it easy to use. I was particularly impressed by the error detection and handling functions of this software, which ensure that any possible errors are reported in a timely and accurate manner.
In terms of speed, the file transmission occurs in four bits (a nibble) per accepted clock cycle, which is limited to the speed of your internal ISA control (usually 1 megahertz). This is due to the LapLink cable’s transfer limit of five bits, of which one is used for synchronization and four are used for data transfer.
While this version of the ActiveX OCX software is already quite advanced, several new features are in development and will be added to future releases. Additionally, future versions of the software may also have EPP and ECP support.
Overall, I would highly recommend this software to anyone who needs to connect two PCs using a LapLink parallel cable. It is fast, reliable, and incredibly easy to use, making it a must-have for anyone who frequently transfers files between computers.
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