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Communications
A communications resource is a physical or logical device that provides a single bidirectional,
asynchronous data stream. Serial ports, parallel ports, fax machines, and modems are
examples of communications resources. For each communications resource, there is
a service provider, consisting of a library or driver, that enables
applications to access the resource.
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