TfxCommRX and TfxCommTR Components (c) 1997 by Chuck Gadd.
All rights reserved.

TfxCommTX Version Beta 0.10 11/25/97
TfxCommRX Version Beta 0.11 11/25/97

You are granted permission to use this component in any program royalty-free.
You MAY NOT charge any fee for distributing this component.  Use of this component
is at your own risk.  I do not make any warranty regarding this component, but
it's based on code I've used for quite a while.
(Ok, so I'm not good at lawyer-talk )

I make no promises regarding Updates/bug fixes, but if you find any bugs or
have any feature suggestions, please let me know.  My email address is
cgadd@cfxc.com.  Feel free to drop me an email just to say 'I like it!'.
If you hate it, don't bother telling me.

Updates / Information / Other Components will be available from my Web page
at http://www.csd.net/~cgadd/delphi.htm

ATTENTION:
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These components are 32bit only!  The WM_COPYDATA message does not exist under
16bit Windows.  Sorry!


Description:
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TfxCommTX and TfxCommRX make up a communications system that allows sending
string data between two seperate apps.

The string is transferred using the Win32 WM_COPYDATA Message.  This pair of
components completely insulates the developer from the complexities of the
WM_COPYDATA call.


Installation:
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Unzip the .DCU file and .R32 into a directory in your library search
path.


for Delphi 2 choose: Component | Install | Add
for Delphi 3 choose: Component | Install Component  then click the Browse
Button.

Change the File type to .DCU files,

then browse to find the Dir where you unzipped this component's files.

The two components will be installed onto a new page titled 'CyberFX'.

ATTENTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Before installing ANY components, you should make a safe copy of your
Delphi Library files (or in the case of D3, the Package files).  If it
gets mangled, you're hosed!!!!

I haven't had any problems with this component trashing my VCL, but why take
chances???

TfxCommTX Properties:
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Active : Setting this to true will attempt to "Connect" to the Receiving
application.  If it can not connect, it will revert to False. It is not
necessary to set this to active, as the component will automatically connect
when you attempt to transmit a message.

RxClassName : This is the Class Name of the Receiving application.   For
most Delphi apps, this will be TApplication.

RxWindowName : This is the Receiving applications Application Title  (for
Delphi Apps).  This must be set before a connection can be made.

Methods:
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Transmit( MessageString : String ) : Transmits the message contained in
MessageString.




TfxCommRX Properties:
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No unique properties

Events:
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OnCommReceived : Triggered when a message is received from a TfxCommTX
                 component.  The text of the message is in the variable
                 sMessage.




Sample Applications:
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There are two small sample projects you can build to test the
components.

Receiver.dpr is the Receiver application.  Messages will be added to the TMemo
display as they are received.

Transmitter.dpr is the Transmitter application.  The contents of the Editbox
will be sent to the Receiver application.





TfxCommTX and TfxCommRX Source Code:
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Source code is available for a one-time fee of $15.00.  
Please email me at cgadd@cfxc.com if you wish to purchase source code.