Later messages have cleared this up. The first few messages who said it was
R F I D ran it all together. I didn't have any idea what rfid was. I
thought it was just a different standard for bar codes.
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I wonder if you could use your computer and printer to print your own tags.
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Dale,
You have every right to be pissed. The job wasn't done to your spec so
you are probably within your right to withhold payment until the job is
done to spec. Cliff can probably weigh in much more authoritatively here.
Getting the sand out, wow, I can't imagine. The pressure washing was
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Lee it is running now, but I didn't get it updated yet. Hopefully tomorrow I
will have new pictures posted by noon. Check early afternoon tomorrow.
bob
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Yeah, it does sound like a app, that could be inproved on.
- Original Message -
From: Dan Rossi
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 3:01 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Barcode scanning app for the IPhone.
Don,
I've done some more r
Moving along, I have the patio a about done, waiting for the polymerized sand
and dry weather. I have laid a retaining wall between my lawn and the hedge,
four courses of 8 by 8 by 5.25 inch cement bricks which have a lip on the back
edge to lock to the course below. This wall is 18 feet along
way to go on your ongoing projects
bob. hey , I checked out your web sie but I could not see the
pictures my computer just says" mage image". " grins. Lee
On
Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 09:51:27AM
-0400, chiliblindman wrote:
> I am back to working on my deck again. I have already started
Don,
I've done some more research into this. The app is $1.99 yep, two bucks.
The output is all accessible, but actually getting it to scan a barcode is
a bitch. It is mono-directional so you have to scan the barcode in the
correct orientation, and you kind of have to get the barcode centered
If voice over works with this, this could open a lot of posabilities. at least
i-phone aps, are low priced.
- Original Message -
From: Dan Rossi
To: Blind Like Me List ; Blind Handyman List
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 12:16 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Barcode scannin
bill,
You're correct, except that RFID setups have to be carefully taylored
to specific situations, re: distances from reader and between lables etc.
get the tags too close together and it can either get confussed or read both
so you can't tell which is which.
Looks like RNIB appropriately made it
When I was working on developing a barcode reading system for the
cellphone platform, we investigated using RFID tags. There would have
been very little modification necesary to switch from a barcode scanner to
an RFID scanner. The only problem was that no one is really using product
level RF
Department of Defense here in the States is doing a lot in the way of
implementing RF ID into its supply chain, and I actually had some training on
this stuff last week. Apparently, there are two generations of chips out
there, and I suspect without knowing, that the RNIB product uses the older
Good catch Jim,
I didn't really investigate the pen friend because I don't consider it a
good purchase for me. Thanks for clearing it up though.
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Blue skies.
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Carnegie Mellon University.
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Jom,
good research, i missed that.
It'd be interesting to see how close two lables can be together without
interfeering with each other.
Our look at RFId shows this can be a real problem, but
they probably have the reader set to very short range.
thanks
Tom
hi dan and every one else that doesn't know
the pen friend does not read bar codes.
it reads rfid tags.
thats why the pens can only use there tags and you have to be carful what
searies of tags you get.
i went to the rnib site and they said they were rfid tags.jim
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Since it has come up about this spiffy new barcode pen thing, I thought
people might be interested in the following. A company, www.redlaser.com
has developed a UPC barcode scanning app for the IPhone. It uses the
video buffer so can capture barcodes on the fly. Below is a link to a
youtube
Hi all,
I apologize if this message is off topic but I did see some posts to the
list about this item.
Take care,
Ed
-Original Message-
From: blindad-boun...@babel-fish.us [mailto:blindad-boun...@babel-fish.us]
On Behalf Of Bob Acosta
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 12:35 AM
To: bli
I am back to working on my deck again. I have already started to use the
second floor for storage.
About a month or so ago I got my 200 amp line to the building, hooked up
my panel and got some lights in. Yesterday I got my water and sewer lines run
in under the foundation from my
Hi all, I am probably switching over to a new provider today, so am unsubbing
from this address. See you again soon.
Matt
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I didn't see an answer to your question about the mold on your
carry-bag, but maybe I just missed it. I've used vinegar to spot
clean leather, but usually use a leather cleaner. There are lots of
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