hi Khalid,
Access treats the scan just like you typed something on the keyboard ... so no extra coding required ;)
Make sure the barcode reader has the ability to program a TAB after the entry. Some give you option to add ENTER as well -- at least one, and preferably TAB is essential to not have to write code to figure out when an entry is done. Many barcode readers, also called scanners, plug into a USB port.
a barcode is simply something printed in a barcode font. Barcode readers will have fontlists they can interpret. The barcode font(s) you install on your computer will appear on the font list for every Windows application.
When you design reports and labels to show barcodes, change the control format to a barcode font instead of something like Arial or Times New Roman. When you buy a bar code reader, you should also get barcode fonts.
have an awesome day,
crystal
free code you can use in your projects
https://msaccessgurus.com/code.htm
I'm using windows 10 and access 2007. Just for information.
regards,Khalid
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Hi all,
Nice to hear we are moving to a new group, Wish all the success there also, congratulations to moderators.
Some of my new clients are asking for instant billing software for their shop with support of bar code machine. I need help in this regard, either some template for it or other support would be highly appreciated.
regards,
Khalid
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