I don't know a site about com-port control on VB6, however I've written a program which uses it as the 'gateway' to controlling a robotic arm.
The program itself is much too unnecessarily complex for just an example, but here are a few bits of code from it.
You need to add the component Microsoft Comm Control.
Add one of this control to your form and call it CommStuff for these examples. Remember that you can set up settings such as Baud Rate in the designer, in the object's properties (you don't have to do it through code).
First thing you need to do is open the port:
CommStuff.PortO pen = True
To send a string, simply do this:
CommStuff.Outpu t = "Here's stuff which I'm sending"
If you want to receive a string (probably do this regularly to see if you have any text waiting to be read), store the value of Input:
ReceivedStuff = CommStuff.Input
After you access CommStuff.Input like that above, CommStuff.Input will now be blank. So you need to count on the variable which you stored it in - ReceivedStuff - from then on.
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