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In , on 09/14/04   
   at 12:42 PM, "Steven Levine"  said:  
Sorry, anxious fingers!  
 
>Did you run with the /V switch?  
 
Yes, I did.  
 
 
>FWIW, the driver supports some additional switches, which may be  
>otherwise undocumented:  
>    KeyData arg[] = {"V",     CFSTR_TYPE_DEC,    0,0,   // 0 Verbose  
>mode  
>                     "IDV:",  CFSTR_TYPE_STRING, 0,0,   // 1 hex USB  
>idVendor  
>                     "IDP:",  CFSTR_TYPE_STRING, 0,0,   // 2 hex  
>manufacturer idProduct  
>                     "TYPE:", CFSTR_TYPE_DEC,    0,0};  // 3 dec USB  
>Serial converter type  
>You should be able to figure out how to use them.  Give them a try a let  
>me know if they allow the device to be recognized?  
 
Thanks, I'll give them a try, and report back.  Yes, they're undocumented.  
 
 
>You were supposed to supply a file name, assuming you did not want me to  
>have to spend time tracking it down.  
 
Oops, sorry.  I'll save you even more effort by sending it off-line to  
you.  
 
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