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Portfolio area Application Server
Products OMI Apps OMI desktop runtime
Created by Guest
Created on Oct 31, 2024

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Add QR Code Generator so as instance.stringvalue can appear on graphic and get printed

Currently have ActiveX addon in InTouch2014 that generates QR code (and Prints loadout docket (Printwindow))

  • ADMIN RESPONSE
    Nov 1, 2024

    Hi Dave, can you elaborate on this a bit please? I am not sure I understand the ask. There is a QR code Reader widget that can read QR codes. Do you want a QR code to be generated from a custome property?

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    Ernst Van Wyk
    Jul 18, 2025

    I am leaving this up for voting, but it is something that I believe should be easily achievable today. Something like this QR Coder library can be used to create a WinForms control that can be imported as an OMI App. These days, most AIs should be able to walk you through that process.

    - Ernst

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  • Guest
    Nov 3, 2024

    Yes, a QR code generator (not reader) That is generated from a custom property (Instance.StringAttribute).

    This is placed on a graphic.

    The graphic is printed as a load-out docket

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