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<div>Hi, John -</div>
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<div>A lot of water over the dam. Anyway, I'm finally back
working on the weather station and wanting serial ports on Mac OS X.
The truth is that I never got a chance to check your stuff out
carefully.</div>
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<div>I just got what I think are your latest files (S<font
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EnhancedSerialPorts-JMM.9.cs.gz</font>), dropped the plugin into my VM
folder and then tried to file in the Squeak code. I immediately
ran into problems with classes that had been renamed in the fileIn.
Did you ever try filing that file into a vanilla system? I'm
using 3.6-5423, but I think the problems I had would happen in any
Squeak. Would you be willing to look at it?</div>
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<div>I'm all set up to test here, with a Keyspan converter on USB, and
their latest OS-X driver, and the Mac hardware analyzer even sees it
there. I think a small amount of hand-holding would allow me to
at least try it out and maybe even use it seriously at last.</div>
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<div>Look forward to seeing you at OOPSLA</div>
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Dan</div>
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