Select interface and operating system read the  special note  for 64-bit systems

TEXT applications use a DOS text style interface Windows 98/ME   Windows 2k/XP/Vista/Win7   GUI applications use a Windows dialog box style interface Windows 98/ME   Windows 2k/XP/Vista/Win7

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Download text style sample application for Win98/WinME archive instructions for opening archive (plain text style format)

Download GUI style sample application for Win98/WinME archive instructions for opening archive (plain text style format)

Download text style sample application for Win2k/WinXP/Vista/Win7 archive instructions for opening archive (plain text style format)

Download GUI style sample application for Win2k/WinXP/Vista/Win7 OPTION 1 - Created with VisualC++ View application screenshots - small images View application screenshots - normal images click here to download application archive instructions for opening archive (plain text style format)

Download GUI style sample application for Win2k/WinXP/Vista/Win7 OPTION 2 - Created with VisualBasic VisualBasic environment - Complete setup. Approx 4meg Required to run our VisualBasic application. Contains sample application and VisualBasic runtime support. View application screenshots - small images View application screenshots - normal images click here to download application archive instructions for opening archive (plain text style format)

Although we often update our driver and DLL, we do not put those updates into the many archives containing various sample applications. This is also the case with our 64-bit driver and the DLL that goes along with it. To use a sample application on a 64-bit machine, first install the sample application (which includes a DLL) into the folder where you intend to run the application or just let our SETUP do it if the archive contains a SETUP process with it. After installing the application on a 64-bit system, then go to the following link and download the installation for the 64-bit driver and DLL. There is documentation within the  Install.zip   archive explaing how to do the installation. You will also need to copy the DLL from the archive into your application folder, overwriting the one that was placed there from the original archive. Most of the sample applications run fine on 64-bit systems, but do require the 64-bit driver and DLL. link to archive containing 64-bit installation files go back to where you were