how can i use USB port in visual basic?
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This might help.\nhttp://www.dataq.com/develop/vb6.php?file=68\nor \nhttp://www.control.com/1026215375/index_html\nor\nhttp://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Wireless_Programming/GSM/Q_21005159.html
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In the USB port ofcourse.  Its a small rectangular port half an inch across and a few millimeters high, however, these days there are different-shaped USB ports too.\n\nI have attached images of a traditional USB port:
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Here is a link to get you started:\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/default.aspx
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you can get a free version of visual basic here\n\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/default.aspx
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Just do this=Make an compent.\nstartComp\nmergeTIFFToVisualBasic\nendComp\nOr\nDesigner f-filebox ok-okbutton c-cancel o-options e-edit\nMerge TIFF to Visual Basic\nf\n\no  c  e  ok\n\nSurley,it maybe work.\nGood.
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Get a little USB hub.  They can be had for around $20.
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download the driver specailly made for XP\n-check if the USB ports are working fine\n-go to control panel add remove hardware and search for h/w\n-if the hardware is found, select install hardware manually and provide the location of the dirver.\n-Done.
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Nope, you need a wirless adaptor, USB adaptors are cheap, ($12 - 30 Bucks) try compusa, or tigerdirect.com
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Simply plug your flash drive into your PC's USB drive. The USB of your PC is somewhat like a rectangular shape same with that of your flash drive. USB drive is usually located at the back of your CPU.  Just plug it in and then go to My computer, copy and paste your ms access file to the drive letter of your flash.  Your flash drive usually shows beside the CDROM drive which is usually called as removable drive.
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you need an extension cable like\n\nhttp://www.usbgear.com/1x-LPT-USB.html
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There was a short-lived variant of 95 that supposedly had USB support, however it never worked.  That's when 98 popped onto the scene.\n\nTry updating the 95 system to Win98SE and then make your connection.
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You will cause a short in the IDE bus and frag the motherboard. Really bad idea.\n\nBuy an external caddy (USB2) and it will do the job. You can use the 'disconnect usb device' feature in Windows XP when you are finished dumping data.
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I found the link below which basically says to access your locally connected printer on usb via the net use command in dos.  Then you can redirect LPT1 to the printer.  Very clever.
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Get a USB Cross-directional cable. Hook it up to a USB port on both computers. Then find some software to aid in transferring.
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Purchase a USB Cable.  You can tranfer files that way.
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You will need a USB port on your PC.
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Put the USB drive into the port on the computer\nYou will see a new device under "My Computer" with a letter.  Maybe E or F\nDrag the file there, or do a file/save there.