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I just picked up a CCD barcode scanner cheaply on eBay. The plan is to use it to bulk enter a bunch of books into my book database. Many US books don't have bookland barcodes, but instead have something which looks like this:
So, the barcode has no problems with the big barcode on the left, however it doesn't recognize the little barcode on the right. So, does anyone know what format that little barcode is in? What mode do I need to put my barcode scanner into to get both barcodes read, either at the same time or individually?
Update: once again the Intern has earn his Intern-chow (or whatever it is he eats when he's allowed out of his cage). The deal was I needed to scan the magic "make all possible barcode types work kthxbye" barcode in the book of exactly 1 billion configuration barcodes. It all works well now. I wont mention the Intern's name, because I want to hire him and need more security through obscurity in my life.
posted at: 21:46 | path: /diary/toys | permanent link to this entry
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josebiro
..."The Bookland EAN barcode may be followed by a 5-digit add-on supplemental code which contains the suggested retail price. The first digit of the five indicates the currency: 0 for the British Pound and 5 for the US Dollar. Here is a sample with a suggested list price of $18.95"...
from http://www.makebarcode.com/specs/bookland.html
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#2
Mikal
Sure, the problem was the barcode scanner wouldn't the little barcode was there. The intern sorted it out though, once more proving is worth to my random private projects. Strong hire.
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