I know that is a pic of your ****, but my barcode reader only goes up to 28 lines

 

greeting fellow scoobynetters and barcode geeks!! thats the first and last time il us the barcode reader on my n95 !!

 

" I wish that bloody swiss tony would shut up and stop muppetising my thread about the fascinating world of barcode reading..grr ;o)

 

you wish

 

Try it on the back of Agent 47's head, see what it says :



Probably says 'the next idiot that points an N95 at me is going to get a 9mm hole in their head'

 

Yayyyyyyyyyy thats the first time i got my N95 to read one!! Nice one Chick

 

*sticks his finger up in the air*

Hold on a second, this barcode reading is really....

 

what a wonderful and interesting place, the world of barcoding is. I have made some new friends over at http://www.thinthinthickthinthicknumberthinthick.co.uk and they are so hilarious with their annecdotes...

In the meantime, whilst I was perusing the forums and chatting to my new interweb chatbuddy, eduardo "the reader", I knocked up some of my own

 

Thank you

 

 

okay one sad barsteward, bodski. I hope you and him are very happy together...sad geeks

 

We are (as long as we have our barcode readers who cares about anything else ) so

And here's a special message for you Swisstopher:



Oh but of course you can't read it can you?

 

Some of us have iPhones so can't read them :P







More to the point, I'd rather not waste my time.

 

 

Sorry guys, I feel somehow responsible for this I leave her here at home alone all day whilst I go out to work! I'll go check her medication...sorry chaps

 

Please either up it or restrict her interweb access. she is a blooming nuisance at times I tell you

 

Up until this thread the only codes I'd manged to scan with my N95 were on letters from the DVLA. My Tax renewal had a code with my registration number in it and one my dad received had his license number in it.

 

I've just put the Kaywa app on my Nokia 6300, works a treat

1st message "Greetings fellow Scoobynetters and barcode geeks ;o)"

2nd message doesn't work , just comes up "No barcode detected", although I can read the URL

 

We use these codes (Data Matrix) at work to mark parts for traceability before we dispatch them.
Apart from that it looks like a really bad 3d picture that requires LSD to work.
Get a W960i and it can read business cards and automatically add to contacts, far more usefull !! And yes, Im a geek too.

 

...and some of us have Blackberry's which are actually useful.

 

Iphone works perfectly for us Mac users, and we have a larger colour screen

 

and will be better in june when the full exchange support arrives

 

Why are they called barcodes? They should be called blockcodes.

 

Looks like a maze game to me