> Yes. This is really easy for stuff like Zebra printers. Hadn't thought
> of it for the bigger ones needing lots of PCL but it could be done
> easily enough with a little work to abstract some of the basic drawing.
There are some other add-on Python libraries that, as long as
your printer supp
Tim Chase wrote:
>>> try to use control+W to delete the previous word while I'm typing
>>> in IE, only to have it close my whole window. Minutes of sotto
>>> voce oaths usually follow.
>> Ug. This would be disastrous to a clerk on a tight queue. In the very
>> least it looks like I may have to m
Jon Atkinson wrote:
- Data entry people use lots of F-keys, Ctrl-keys and Alt-keys to make
things happen on the screen.
>>> Not quite as much flexibility here. HTML defines accelerator
>>> keys which are browser-specific (sometimes Alt+letter, sometimes
>>> control+letter, or other comb
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> >> - Data entry people use lots of F-keys, Ctrl-keys and Alt-keys to make
> >> things happen on the screen.
> >
> > Not quite as much flexibility here. HTML defines accelerator
> > keys which are browser-specific (sometimes Alt+letter, sometimes
> > control+letter, or other combos).
>
> This is
>> Not quite as much flexibility here. HTML defines accelerator
>> keys which are browser-specific (sometimes Alt+letter, sometimes
>> control+letter, or other combos).
>
> This is perhaps the only disappointing news from your experiences.
I've found this isn't quite so important as long as the
Tim Chase wrote:
Tim, thanks for taking time to respond in so much depth. You've given me
enough encouragement to think we can move forward.
I'm *really* tired of thick-client GUI development.
>> - Data entry people use lots of F-keys, Ctrl-keys and Alt-keys to make
>> things happen on the scr
> - Lots of data entry
yes...we've got some data-entry folks that are using one of the
apps I've written, pulling information off paper phone-bills (for
those we can't get electronically)
> - What about data entry into a web form. Data entry people use 'Enter'
> to move between fields, not Ta
Sorry for posting such a nebulous question...
Is anyone using Django web apps as heads-down transaction processing
applications that are heavy in the areas of:
- Lots of data entry
- Lots of "instant, right now" demands like POS
A few - slightly more specific - issues:
- What about data e
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