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We sell FileMaker-ready tiny hardware barcode scanners that are more consistently reliable than any software solution. Check out store.zerobluetech.com. Let me know if you have any questions,

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I had trouble getting pic2shop to work with my app (very likely my ineptness, not the program). Anyway i went with CNS Barcode and it works fine.

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I had trouble getting pic2shop to work with my app (very likely my ineptness, not the program). Anyway i went with CNS Barcode and it works fine.

Hey, I am a newbie here and I am trying to find a free QR Code reader and I saw the post be titled with Barcode scanner but after reading all those replies I have no idea of what barcode reader are you talking about. So would you give me a link of the barcode scanner you are discussing.

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If there's an app that (1) will scan QR barcodes, (2) can be integrated with FileMaker Go via a custom URI scheme, and (3) is free, I've never heard of it. The next best thing is CNS Barcode, which only fails on parameter 3. If you find another viable alternative, please share it.

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I have used iCody app for iphone and iPad very successfully.  They give an example of how to implement into Filemaker Go.  It's not free, but only $9.99

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Sure there is.  FM supports all industry standards for integration and pushing data around: ODBC, JDBC and XML.  You can make a connection to the FM file that way from inside your C# application.  There is even a .NET connector class (www.fmdotnet.org)

The biggest question is whether the FM file is local (not hosted on FileMaker Server) or if it is hosted on FileMaker Server.  Can you expand a bit on your exact scenario.

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that's a JAR file so not much you can do with that except through the 360works ScriptMaster plugin perhaps.  Not that this rules out using FM Go.

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It is difficult to give you good advice, when you are not specific...

In FMGO13 for iPhone/iPad, there is now builtin barcode read, via camera.

You can also use a bluetooth hardware scanner and send via HID to a field in FMGO.

The same can be done to a FileMaker Pro client.

On FileMaker Pro client, you can also use a serial interface hardware scanner, but you will need a plugin to communicate via serial protocol.

 

There is no need for using other libraries, such as C#, java etc. for reading barcodes.

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We use scanning with FMGo for all of our inventory management and Work Order creation. We have about 10 iPods that use the Koamtac bluetooth scanner. It was one of the only ones we found that was a "wedge" device, so it just enters the data like a regular keyboard instead of having to go outside of FMGo and come back in. They've worked great for us. No plugins or apps required. 

 

http://www.koamtac.com/kdc200.htm

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Hi Reid,

 

Why did you choose kdc200 and not for example kdc400. Apart from scanner price, I just wonder how you can work efficiently if you have to handle 2 devices, instead of 1 device. We are planning to use an ipod touch with fm13 go for inventory purposes. We are coming from FM11 environment whereby we used iwp and a windows based barcode scanner.

 

Thanks,

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