Hey thanks for all the replies...
the finger print scanner is actually alot more convient than anything
else for $38 it's became pretty addictive... now i don't have to
type all those long server passwords anymore.. LOL... i am way too
lazy!!!
I actually bought this thing to integrate a quick
> -Original Message-
> From: Joe Harman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 8:24 PM
> actually what I need to have it do is just fill in the user's name and
> password... security is not high on the priority list... the only
> thing that the fingerprint reader is going
The fingerprint reader may have software that has COM capabilities too. So
you might be able to use a COM call to the software to get the fingerprint ID
(big huge "password" mentioned) that it generates.
Reading directly from the device would probably mean writing a custom driver
since even
thanks...
actually what I need to have it do is just fill in the user's name and
password... security is not high on the priority list... the only
thing that the fingerprint reader is going to do is make the process
of login fast and hopefuly error free...
I am using the microsoft fingerprint re
On 5/31/05, Joe Harman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone out there found a way to get information from a USB device
> running on their computer... what i am trying to do is retrive the
> fingerprint ID that the Microsoft USB fingerprint reader returns for a
> finger print and put it in a webp
Joe Harman wrote:
Has anyone out there found a way to get information from a USB device
running on their computer... what i am trying to do is retrive the
fingerprint ID that the Microsoft USB fingerprint reader returns for a
finger print and put it in a webpage form???
There has to be a way to
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