- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
I am trying to find an easy way to catalogue books. Most of these books are large and heavy, so it would be much easier to scan them in situ, instead of carrying them to a computer. So I have two questions.
Has anyone tried using clz barry to scan barcodes?
Has anyone used the Books Database from readerware.com?
The books database from readerware.com includes a free scanner, and offers a thirty day trial version. However, it would be extremely useful to scan the bar codes without the scanner being attached to the computer.
I thought about putting this on the Computer Geek forum, but I think that this question does not fall into the realms of geekiness.
Some forumites may remember that I asked a similar question a few years ago, but technology has moved on considerably since then. Any guidance on this would be appreciated.
Has anyone tried using clz barry to scan barcodes?
Has anyone used the Books Database from readerware.com?
The books database from readerware.com includes a free scanner, and offers a thirty day trial version. However, it would be extremely useful to scan the bar codes without the scanner being attached to the computer.
I thought about putting this on the Computer Geek forum, but I think that this question does not fall into the realms of geekiness.
Some forumites may remember that I asked a similar question a few years ago, but technology has moved on considerably since then. Any guidance on this would be appreciated.