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I know its possible to write DOS drivers, but I was wondering if there are still books or people out there with that knowledge. I want to run FreeDOS and be able to use my USB keyboard and mouse, and I am guessing I need to write USB drivers.
Where would I even begin?
Take a look here: http://www.drdobbs.com/writing-ms-dos-device-drivers/184402277
Also, check out CuteMouse(http://cutemouse.sourceforge.net) for mouse drivers. Maybe this will give you an idea of how they are written.
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I am trying to learn how to program an NFC, but the only tutorials that I could find used an app to do it. I also need to be able to use it on iOS devices (i.e. iPhone). This is my first time programming hardware. Is it possible to program an NFC without using an app to help? If so, how?
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How to build a multi-language app? I already build one app but it’s English, I want to make it multi-language, and show the language depends on system language.
Appreciate if you give a help!
It's actually quite easy. You basically have a text file for each language you are supporting. Apple's documentation steps you through how to do it:
https://developer.apple.com/internationalization/
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First of all, hello :)
I seek an answer for question that bugs me for a while... i didn't actually start to write a code, just because i am uncertain if it's possible to make something like this with AutoIt.
My goal is to (i will be most specific here): when some app try to contact any IP out there, my script will act like that IP and return requested value. That's all :D Thanks in advance.
P.S. if it's possible, i will find a way to write it by my own, i will no bother you guys (maybe a little though :) )
Yes it is possible using AutoIt (assuming TCP or UDP protocol is used).
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I have a 3.5mm to IR sensor to connect to my headphone jack. I want to know if there's a way to create a basic app for my TV that will control it's Volume, Power On/Off, input, and number pad. I've kept researching for about a week now on how to do this, but haven't found an answer. Can someone help me?
Yes is it possible, you only need an application what play wav files.
Or jsut a file browser.
But you can find a plenty of applications and tutorials and details all over the internet.
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I saw that this company Mitek made an app that could read receipts through the iPhone's camera and record the information from them. (http://www.miteksystems.com/OOMPH_MobileReceipt.asp). My assumption would be that they run the images through some kind of image/text recognition software. Any ideas what what they might be using? If theres an API that can interpret text from pictures that would be great to.
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Mike
They are probably using some type of OCR software. It is hard to tell exactly which.
You can look at ocropus, for example