How to impliment Barcode Reader in VB 6

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here is the Barcode Scanner Program right now, it seems like being able to scan barcode with Symbol Ls2208 handheld device.

if it is not workiing, go to this barcode website to find more compatible software for Ls2208, i am sure you will find the proper one.
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Sorry to say but its impossible. Vita does not support VB.NET. You may succeed if VB 7+ is used and not VB 6 which is installed in most PC's.............................................................sodeep

I had a similar problem on an MC75.

I had a back up of the registry, so I restored the backed up registry and it all started to work again.

Hope this helps!

Netty

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Try this link:

http://www.filebuzz.com/files/Codabar_C/freeware-1.html

Have a look at the VB Barcode Integration Kit

Hello,
If you are willing to use VB.NET, then it will be easy. You would need the Symbol EMDK. With that and VS2008 (Express should be fine as well), you only need few coding steps:

1) Add reference to dlls
Symbol.dll and Symbol.Barcode.Dll

2) Finder a scanner
s = Symbol.Barcode.Device.AvailableDevices.First()

3) make a reader
r = New Symbol.Barcode.Reader(s)

4) add data
d = New Symbol.Barcode.ReaderData(1, 1024)

5) enable laser
r.Actions.Enable()

6) enable reading
r.Actions.Read(nrd)

7) add handler
AddHandler r.ReadNotify, AddressOf r_ReadNotify

8) read data in event
msgbox(d.Text)

That is all there is too it. Good day.

you need to make a suffix so it presses enter or adf rule so that it can press the tab key if you need help let me know

you have to change it to IBM handheld mode and install opos drivers from symbol. then use pos.net to connect to them.
Some computers requires to create some config files to connect through hardware address. It took me like 6 month to figure out but now it works

Stored Procedures don't exist in MS Access. You do have the following options though. Queries, which are just select or action queries. VB Code, which you can write using Query Objects as if you were writing a Visual Basic application. These can be Functions or Subroutines. In these, you would use the standard programming techniques with while and for loops, etc.

You can create complex situations combining the two of these. A function in the VB code area can accept through parameters, the single values (line by line, record by record) in a query and act on them and manipulate the values.

For example: create a query that does a select phone from address. Create a function in vb called public function StripDashesInPhone(Phone as string) which then uses VB coding to strip dashes from each phone value passed in. To make it all work, in the query on one of the field columns put "NewPhone: StripDashesInPhone([Phone])" and for every record processed in the query, the function is called with the [Phone] field value passed in to the function and the action is processed and returned.

Other than writing a function that is activated by a form button click, which opens the current db and opens a table and process it, just like in VB, this is about as close to cursors and oracle procedures as you get.

I wish it was more, but ...