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Forum Index : Microcontroller and PC projects : maximite putty connection

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petercl14
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Joined: 23/04/2014
Location: Australia
Posts: 3
Posted: 03:07pm 23 Apr 2014
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hi tassy jim, checked device manager and the maximite was allocated com 7 not com 3 which I was using.
It is now working as long as you press enter on the laptop. thanks very much Jim. this has stopped a lot of wasted time downloading drivers etc.
 
JohnS
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Joined: 18/11/2011
Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 4036
Posted: 09:15pm 23 Apr 2014
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Please STOP creating the same topic over and over!

John
 
paceman
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Joined: 07/10/2011
Location: Australia
Posts: 1329
Posted: 03:39am 24 Apr 2014
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Peter,
the way you keep a conversation going (i.e. messages back and forward) is to simply type your reply into the Post Reply box at the bottom of the page of posts you're reading. Then press the PostReply button below the box. You can preview your reply first with the PreviewPost tab alongside it before you post. Don't make your replies by pressing the New Topic tab at the top because that's there to start new topics If you do it gets annoying because the conversation can't be followed on one screen and the Topics "Index" screen will quickly fill up with just your posts.

You can "Quote" other people's replies by pressing the "Quote" button at top right of each post - that post will then fill the "Reply" box below and you can edit it and reply within it. The Help button at the top of each screen has two or three pages of info you should read about how to use the forums.

Greg
 
viscomjim
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Joined: 08/01/2014
Location: United States
Posts: 925
Posted: 02:36pm 24 Apr 2014
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geez JohnS, "guru" status, I guess you aren't part of the back shed welcome wagon committee. I, and I'm sure you were, once a newbie with 3 posts to his name 565 posts ago. I probably would have not stuck around here if I was welcome with your post compared to everyone else that is trying to help a newcomer ask questions in a new forum. You have 568 posts. Give petercl14 a break, he'll get it soon enough. A little instruction, instead of reaction, goes a long way. Paceman gets it.

P.S. welcome petercl14, I'm a newbie too.

Sorry if I vented, but if it wasn't for this forum...

Jim

 
WhiteWizzard
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Joined: 05/04/2013
Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 2932
Posted: 04:09pm 24 Apr 2014
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Well put Jim

Don't be scared away petercl14 - we are here to help each other so we welcome you on board and encourage you to ask away.

At least your problem was resolved which is one of the many good things about the BS Forum.

Hope to hear from you again someday soon . . .
 
JohnS
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Joined: 18/11/2011
Location: United Kingdom
Posts: 4036
Posted: 08:30pm 24 Apr 2014
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Well I understand the venting but y'know asking HOW to avoid a new thread or even just READING the page would've got an answer. It's really not rocket science.

John
 
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