How to connect a win32 application (Windows API) in a PC to GPRS?

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Hello everybody
I need to open a connection to GPRS using Windows API application running on PC.
But my searches for GPRS connection show only Windows mobile and Windows CE results.
Is it possible to open a GPRS connection using Windows API from PC? Please notice that the OS is Windows, not Windows mobile. Any help appreciated

Posted 4-Sep-12 22:26pm

mr.abzadeh

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Jochen Arndt 5-Sep-12 4:53am

Please don't repost. This is mainly similar to your question http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/453003/How-to-use-GPRS-using-windows-API.

The question is still not clear.
Did you have a GPRS device (modem) connected to your PC and want to establish a connection via mobile network? If yes, what kind of connection (data, voice, SMS), what kind of device and how it is connected (internal/PCI, RS-232, USB, PCMCIA)?

Or did you want to connect to a remote GPRS device using the internet connection of your PC?

mr.abzadeh 5-Sep-12 7:07am

Sory, But I reposted my question to emphasis on PC Windows and not Windows mobile, and the previous post bad beed grayed, maybe by a silver member, and I do not know why and what is a post being grayed.
Thanks for showing that my question not clear. I want to use an established Internet (using modem) connection to communicate, And I want to transfer data.

Jochen Arndt 5-Sep-12 7:35am

The first question is gray because it has been downvoted by other members (probably due to the unclear question).

To make a question more clear, use the green 'Improve question' link to edit the post. You should do this now with this or the other message. Just add a line with 'Edit:' or 'Update:' below the original text and then add the information that help others to understand what you really want.

The new information is:
Using an established internet connection for data transfer.
However, this may be still interpreted in different ways (especially with the GPRS keyword in mind).

Do you want to communicate between a PC and a smart phone where both are connected to the internet? Than the GPRS keyword is the misleading part.

If so, the answer might start like this:
Such connections are established between clients and servers using standard network protocols. The type of (partially) used transmission lines (LAN, GPRS, fibre, WLAN) does not care.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-09-04T22:58:00

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Instead of reposting your question you could have done this[^].

Posted 4-Sep-12 22:58pm

Richard MacCutchan

Updated 4-Sep-12 23:09pm

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