This has been asked multiple times on the list. You can search the
archives for details. Short answer is that all the barcode reader will
do is fill in a textbox just like a keyboard can. Your app functions the
same, it just saves the user from having to type a barcode. They just
focus on the
Most bar code scanners are HID devices and act like a keyboard. They
scan the bar code and output it's contents. Ours allows for different
options and we have it configured to output a tab after scanning so a
javascript event can be triggered.
Anthony
On 12/1/05, jonese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes and no. Feel free to contact me off line. There are many important
questions here. The biggest and broadest is What do you mean 'Use a scanner
to speed up the process'. Basically are they going to be using some kind of
internet aware device to scan the barcodes and have some process
Our registration system prints a bar code on the back of attendees
name badges. Attendees can then let exhibitors scan their barcode to
get all their contact information. We use TBarCode software to create
the bar code (it produces an image that we put in a web page). There
are also fonts that
that's what i thought but wanted confirmation.
jonese
On 12/1/05, Burns, John D [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This has been asked multiple times on the list. You can search the
archives for details. Short answer is that all the barcode reader will
do is fill in a textbox just like a keyboard can.
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