February 15th, 2011 at 08:57am Under Forum
Is there an easy way to program an OCR to beat a CAPTCHA?
I’m taking a poll that is using a simple Captcha and the site repeats words. Is there an easy program to use or someone who can program for me quickly an OCR or other program to get around it?
By Barcode Scanner 1 comment
February 15th, 2011 at 08:57am Under Forum
How do you label software version? * EXAMPLE * 1.0.0?
I have been making a few java applications. Many of them I release at 1.0.0 and they never receive any updates. However, this one application has received some positive reviews and I am working on an updated version. This particular update is only including a few minor bug fixes. So how should I label it?
1.0.1 or 1.1.0 or 2.0?
How would I label it in the future? Can someone give me a guide or chart explaining how you label version’s?
By Barcode Scanner 2 comments
February 15th, 2011 at 08:57am Under Forum
I am establishing a new retail business. I will be importing most of my products from overseas.?
The overseas factories asked me to provide them with barcode respective to the items I have ordered. Is it ok if they provide me with their own barcodes or should I generate my own barcodes?. If I rely on their own barcodes, would there be a conflict anytime one day with other products from different countries.
What about the barcode format, I live in Beirut, Lebanon (That in the Middle East) and I order usually my products from China and Europe.
Regards,
By Barcode Scanner 1 comment
February 15th, 2011 at 08:57am Under Forum
Can we call James Cameron and Christopher Nolan Scientists too?
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000116/
they used 3d scanner for T2 for Robert Patric. They use new submarines for Titanic, and you know about Avatar and also one big robot for Aliens
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0634240/
and when you look at Chris’ Masterpieces you will get it, movies like Inception, The Prestige and Dark Knight
By Barcode Scanner 3 comments
February 15th, 2011 at 08:57am Under Forum
Vista crashes, barcode of colors..can’t even start laptop.?
I have a vista laptop. I don’t know what happened to it, but it started to crash randomly. Like it started every few hours, then soon it crashed every few minutes. When it crashes, there are bars of color…like the colors are arranged like a bar-code. Then it just freezes, and the only way to work the laptop is to manually restart (holding down the power button 5-10 seconds). My father told me that what might be causing the problem is the vista service pack 2. So I uninstalled that…but after I did that, it started to crash even more frequently. Now..I can’t even restart the computer. I press the button to turn the computer on, and the bar-code of colors immediately show up..the computer can’t even get to the user/password screen. I wanted to reformat the hard-drive since I really don’t know what to do..but I seem to not be able to do even that, because the laptop won’t start!
Does anyone know what I should do?
Oh and I have a XPS Dell M1330 laptop.
By Barcode Scanner 1 comment
February 15th, 2011 at 08:57am Under Forum
How do you work the scanner on your canon mp160 printer?
I have a Canon MP160 printer/scanner/photocopier
I can not figure out how to use the scanner and i have lost the instructions, can anyone help? haha
By Barcode Scanner 1 comment
February 15th, 2011 at 08:57am Under Forum
I need help from a fellow Wa-lmart cashier(s)???!!! What do I do about missing UPCs and bar codes?
Ok, so I recently started work as a Wal-mart cashier, and there is just one customer/job dilemma that I have that I’m still unclear about: Merchandise without UPC/bar codes! I know, of course the logical explanation is to call a CSM for assistance. But the majority of my CSMs are less than helpful when it comes to price checks, and rarely respond to action code requests. When I can manage to flag one down usually tell me (and the customer) that there is nothing they can do.
Is there no way to manually enter a price in this instances?
But this doesn’t seem right? Is it REALLY the customer’s fault that the bar code is missing, especially if it is a discontinued or clearance item to which there is no more inventory left? Most of the time, I would say no, it’s not worth the customer being upset. And I 100% understand that bar codes are to keep track of inventory, etc, and I would totally not be comfortable manually entering a price for an item of value based on the customer’s word… but if the item is within reason (under ) like a box of cereal or a stick of deodorant, would it really be worth telling the customer that there is “nothing we can do about it” .
My question is, should I just get over my customer satisfaction and learn how to disappoint my customers, or is there a way to actually key this info myself (without getting fired) for small common items on the rare occasion they come through without a UPC/ bar code?
I appreciate any feedback, I’ve searched all over and just can’t seem to find a definite answer.
By Barcode Scanner 1 comment
February 15th, 2011 at 08:57am Under Forum
Whats the best way to put names on clothes?
The clothes go though industrial washers and dryers about twice a week and laundry pen only seems to last 2 weeks and iron on labels seems to come off in the dryers.
By Barcode Scanner 4 comments
February 15th, 2011 at 08:57am Under Forum
How to find value by UPC code?
I have an old necklace my grandmother gave me along time ago. The UPC code is on the bottom with the price she paid for it. Is there a way to check online by the UPC to see how much it’s worth now?
its been at least 20 years. i dont know where she got it. its a 14 kt gold necklace locket.
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February 15th, 2011 at 08:57am Under Forum
How can I spot a fake perfume which is New in Box sold on eBay?
I just bought a NIB (new in box) Ralph Lauren Romance for women perfume (3.4 fl. oz) and trying to figure out if it is real or fake. If anyone have one of these, could you please check what it says at the back and whether there is a barcode both at the bottom and the side? Please help me spot a fake!
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