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[Charles L. Phillips]

Hello,
How are you doing???
I need to design database that reads barcodes, through a barcode scanner.
Will someone point me to a process and some examples/samples.
I look forward to hearing from you...



Thank you,


Charles L. Phillips
IS/IT Support Consultant


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[John W. Vinson]

I need to design database that reads barcodes, through a barcode scanner.
Will someone point me to a process and some examples/samples.
I look forward to hearing from you...

Most "wedge" barcode readers are seen by the computer as being the keyboard:
scanning a barcode simply sends characters to the keyboard port. You can set
focus to a textbox on an Access form, scan the barcode, and it will be just as
if the user were typing rapdily and accurately. No special code is required.

It can be useful to use fixed-length fields and set the Auto Tab property of
the textbox to true, so that when you scan the (say) 12-digit product code the
focus automatically goes to the next control on the form.

 

[Arvin Meyer [MVP]]

Hello,
How are you doing???
I need to design database that reads barcodes, through a barcode scanner.
Will someone point me to a process and some examples/samples.

My barcode scanner was manufactured by PSC which is now owned by DataLogic.
Here's 1 source, although I can't remember where I got it from:

http://www.nationalbarcode.com/catalog/datalogic/qs2500.htm

I've given it light usage for about 5 years now, and it functions fine. Mine
has a USB interface, but there are other interfaces as well.

You can get tons of information and some free sample Access databases at:

http://www.adams1.com/share.html

This site is not proprietary and I don't think sells anything so you can
probably rely on the info.

 

[Charles L. Phillips]

"Thank You"...


Thank you,


Charles L. Phillips
IS/IT Support Consultant




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[Charles L. Phillips]

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[Charles L. Phillips]

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[Troy Woods]

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Charles L. Phillips
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