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Wayne
Manchester, England.
Barcode into Access is not uncommon, and I don't think MICR
will be any different. Barcode scanners come in two types:
keyboard emulation (wedge), and not keyboard emulation.
You need to find out first what your MICR scanner looks
like to windows.
(david)
> Hi All
>
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> Any tips or hints before I even start looking at the project would be a real
> help. Even better (although as it related to banking - highly unlikely)
has
> anyone seen any sample of DBs. The general idea (just as a 1st thought) is
> that the MICR should act just like a keystroke - as I said just a 1st
thought.
> Any ideas - tips - hints would be great.
>
> Many thanks
Wayne-I-M - 24 Jul 2007 09:46 GMT
Hi David
Thanks for your answer. I got the general methods - basically the same as a
bar code scanner which we use already - was just wondering if anyone had used
the ascii map of the MIRC before. It looks quite simple to convert. Oh well
I will get it to work. Maybe just being lazy and looking for any problems
that anyone else had had.
No worries. thanks again

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Wayne
Manchester, England.
> Barcode into Access is not uncommon, and I don't think MICR
> will be any different. Barcode scanners come in two types:
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> >
> > Many thanks