https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=138856
--- Comment #9 from Tony Belgrando <[email protected]> --- Another use-case. I have several hundred containers, with several thousand items. It seems to me to be a very convenient option to simply slap a QR code on containers, and items, and simply be able to query a local database about which item was last seen in which box, and where was that box last seen. Combined with images of everything of course, and the ability to look through the boxes in a manner other than pulling them off the shelf. I attempted to see if I could generate these barcodes on labels with google calc/..., and found only paid options, many of which have annoyingly low limits. I rolled my own 'solution' using a qr code generator python tool, and a few lines of awk+pnmtools, to create labels. This is, at best, opaque. Being able to simply draw up a label, and then point the label merge at a table with the codes to place on them, in the normal mail-merge manner would be some orders of magnitude better. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
