All this, really, great info leads me to the belief that the display stand that 
I made and was, note 
the past tense, so proud of is, * useless.
I place the item to be scanned about 10 inches, or thereabouts from the phone  
which, in itself, is 
standing,  on its bottom edge, at the other end of the stand, thus placing the 
camera lens about 6 
inches [I have a 5S] above the stand.
Should I lower the camera to be able to get the label and barcode information?

I think that, if I was just to hold it in my hand, I would have the greatest 
difficulty in focussing 
the lens in just the right place.
If just lowering the camera while still retaining the display stand would be 
enough, I think that I 
could work out a method to do that.  How far above the stand would the camera 
need to be?

         Jewel


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From: "Dani Pagador" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2016 8:48 AM
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Bar Code Reader App??

Hi, Everyone.
I got the Digit-Eyes full version on Wednesday and absolutely love it.
A few months ago I had my husband help me identify things for our
pantry and had made Braille labels, so used the BDE (before
Digit-Eyes) labeling to help with learning to scan. I also downloaded
the podcast from Applevis where Anonymouse gives hints and tips on the
use of the full version of the app.

I manage cans better than bottles or packaged items, but then I've
only been working with the app for a day or so. As an example, I had
the three cans of chicken stacked together and simply labeled
"chicken". What I didn't know, and found out through Digit-Eyes, is
that two were Hormel and one was Chicken of the Sea. So cool.

What's the "“you’re close alert”?
Would there be a way to read the sell-by or expiration info on the packaging?
Finally, is there a way to share the bar code info with another home
organization app on the same device?

Thanks,
Dani

On 3/25/16, Bill Gallik <[email protected]> wrote:
> First, let me congratulate some of you for such “colorful” posts! They’re
> truly entertaining.
>
> But now for a bit of boring seriousness; the DigitEyes introduced a major
> enhancement (at least in my opinion) when the “you’re close alert” was
> included.  This is the feature where an audible alert is given when you’ve
> managed to focus on a part of the UPC.  This allows the user to concentrate
> on that immediate area of the package.
>
> Like others posting to this thread, I needed to develop the “scanning skill”
> before being able to effectively use the app.  And have others have stated,
> the UPC on cans is usually near the label seem and towards the bottom.
>
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