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hillstone-software.com/hs_smtp_details.htm
HS SMTP C Source Library
HS SMTP is a software library in C which implements the client side of Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) over TCP sockets according to RFC 821. Supports MIME base64 file attachments. Supports Secure SMTP over TLS (RFC
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hillstone-software.com/hs_x25_details.htm
ITU-T X.25 Protocol (with RFC1613 XOT) - C Source Library HS X
ITU-T X.25 Protocol Module (with RFC1613 XOT) - C Source Library (supplied with full source code) implements ITU-T recommendation X.25 - Interface between Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) and Data Circuit-terminating Equipment (DCE) for terminals operating in the packet mode. HS X.25 includes HsDL (Data Link with RFC1613 Cisco Mode XOT) and HsSock (Winsock interface) for X.25 over TCP
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hillstone-software.com/hs_gpsdll_details.htm
HsGpsDll Library, Global Positioning System NMEA'3 Library
HsGpsDll is a Windows Dynamic Link Library which provides access to any NMEA-183 compliant GPS receiver via a serial communications port. It is designed for use from Visual C, Visual Basic or other languages, capable of calling DLL functions. HsGpsDll allows a user application to easily read from a GPS device the current GPS position fix and velocity over ground (speed in kilometers per hour
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webtoolbag.com/readarticle.php
Web Tool Bag
Web programming-related resources, geared toward webmasters, developers and programmers looking for enhancing their Web sites and intranets with dynamic development tools. Online web tools
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globalgenealogy.com/archiveslanark
Lanark County Genealogy Society
Welcome to Archives Lanark Archives Home L C G S Site For Sale Find Us Hours of Operation Board of Directors Holdings Land Registry Books'20 -'57 etc. CemeteriesTrancripts Census Records BMD/Books For Sale Donations History Comes Alive at Archives Lanark. . . Each year many patrons from Canada and the U.S. visit the Archives researching family roots and learning more about where their ancestors lived. Local historians and genealogists, families, church groups and school children use the