What is GXGPRS

[KennedII]

I am using Windows Vista operating system with 2GB RAM and Core2Duo processor. I need some information on what is GXGPRS. I came across this software, when I was searching for the new technologies released. Since, I like to learn about the such new applications and programs, I want to know about what are the additional advantages of using GXGPRS. What are the operating systems that it supports? all possible replies and suggestions are appreciated.

[Raine]

The system requirements of GXGPRS are as follows:
Operating systems:

• Windows 95
• Windows 98
• Windows NT 4.x
• Windows 2000
• Windows 2003
• Windows XP
• Windows Vista Business
• Windows Vista Enterprise
• Windows Vista Home Basic
• Windows Vista Home Premium
• Windows Vista Starter
• Windows Vista Ultimate

Additional Requirements:

• Pentium II class PC compatible computer
• RAM: 64 MB
• Hard Disk: 10 MB free

[Glenny]

Hello there, GXGPRS is actually a set of media component, that is open source. It is a freeware and has a file size of just 2.95 MB. Access, Delphi, Visual Basic, Java or Visual C++ are the different tools with which GXGPRS can be used with. It has a very simple and flexible interface and hence it can be used even by the inexperienced people. It is developed by Gurux Ltd.

[Sam.D]

GXGPRS is a tool that helps you to implement the communication by the communication type that is selected. Windows API interface is the base of this software and it does not need any external libraries or DLL files to execute. GXGPRS is a media component that also supports serial, modem, SMS, network, terminal and SNMP. There are many other embedded advantages that the software has.

[KennedII]

Thank you for providing information on GXGPRS. This tool seems to be of great use and the best part of it is that it is free. I am going to download the same. I just have one query remaining. If I upgrade my system to Windows 7, the will it work in that operating system after the upgradation. Kindly provide suitable solutions and thank you once again in advance.

[ZeDaX]

Since, GXGPRS does not support Windows 7 operating system, it will not work directly in the operating system. You will have to set it in the compatibility mode after you have done the installation of the software. There are 2 methods to do this. One is to let the system detect the errors that the application is having when it runs in the operating system and the other is to specify the problems by yourself, that you are finding when the particular application or program runs.

[Technical Writer]

Yes, GXGPRS is developed by Gurux, and they have a pretty comprehensive documentation about this connection component at their developer network. It's open to all browsers. They do have a community, too, but browsing the documents does not require registering!
Documentation is found at