Hello, Thanks for the information. I was able to download the FLIP software and I installed it on my netbook. I have a question about what interface I should be using. I am currently using an Iogear GUC232A serial to usb adapter.

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Is this the adapter that I should be using or is there something that you recommend. The adapter is installed and is recognized by the computer but it seems like the software is still not seeing the 8051 via the adapter since it does not allow me to select USB under communication medium. I found some information in the Help section that I am going to follow on installing the USB drivers but I am not sure if this will help me. Let me know your thoughts on this when you get an opportunity. Thanks for your help.