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Many Podcasters and Bloggers have a call in show or services that allow the fans of the show or blog an opportunity to express their opinions, give ideas, share stories, or just say hello.
The readership and downloads of the SMMPodcast and Blog are hanging in there. Again, I won't get into numbers, really because they are dropping, but that is ok.. I will still do this because I enjoy it and have got to meet some great Scouters out there doing it.
Anyway.. I have added a Google Voicemail service to the blog and Podcast. To break it in I want to throw out a question with the hope that we might spark up a conversation. My idea is that on an upcoming show the voice mails will take center stage.
So here is what you can help me with, Use the link or the number in the column on the left. Click it or dial 503-308-8297.
Leave a voicemail with a message telling us what you are doing in these next 100 days of Scouting!
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Today on my journey through the #100daysofscouting I completed some preparations for the Red and Green Dinner tomorrow.
Put together my Hawaiian Shirt for the dinner and got the voicemail up on the blog. I think that is good enough for today.
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I think that as long as there are guys like me there will be debates on which is the best type of stove to take on backpacking trips. And as long as there are guys like me.. we will have each type of stove.. so we can meet our needs in the backcountry.
So the current debate is which stove is best in a Cold weather environment. And the answer is not so simple.
Here is what I know.
For absolute best performance in the cold.. Liquid fuel stoves like the MSR Whisperlite is a proven stove. Typically you will always get peak performance from a liquid fuel (white gas). This type of fuel and stove works extremely well in freezing and sub freezing temperatures. They are very reliable.
The disadvantage is that they are a bit messy at times, bulky, and require more maintenance.
Liquified Gas or Canister Stove are the next in class. They are very simple to use and require very little maintenance. Stoves like the Snow Peak Giga power and the Jet Boil are very simple and efficient. But not as efficient as a Whisperlite. Using a canister stove in the winter requires special care and considerations to work at it's peak (which you will not get absolute peak performance from a canister stove in extreme cold temps). There are ways to increase the performance however.. keeping your canister of fuel warm is one must. Keep your canister in a wool sock, make sure you are cooking on an insulated surface (cook on a closed cell pad) and always use a wind screen.
Alcohol stoves would be another choice. They work, but require priming and preheating. They have slower cook times, so if you are wanting something hot quickly.. that won't happen with an alcohol stove. They are real clean and require no maintenance. The alcohol stove does not perform well in sub freezing temperatures.. but they are light, cheap, and easy to use.
Solid fuel stove like the Esbit stove are yet another option. Much like the alcohol stove, you are not going to get fast cooking times, but the solid fuel is reliable and works in the extreme cold. A great advantage of the Esbit stove is they are light, compact, cheap, and easy to use. Really the only disadvantage is the cooking time and you have no ability to simmer if you need to.
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"We don't even sit together to chat anymore," the Taliban fighter told me, his voice hoarse as he combed his beard with his fingers. We were talking in a safe house in Peshawar as the fighter and one of his comrades sketched a picture of life on the run in the borderlands of Waziristan. The deadly American drones buzzing overhead, the two men said, had changed everything for al Qaeda and its local allies.
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Los Angeles, Calif., January 14 , 2008—SOA Software, a leading Integrated SOA Governance Automation vendor, today announced that it has been positioned by Gartner, Inc. in the leaders quadrant of the "Magic Quadrant for Integrated SOA Governance Technology Sets, 2007" [1] report. The Magic Quadrant for Integrated SOA Governance Technology Sets evaluated 18 vendors and examined the market for SOA governance through a set of integrated technologies.
SOA Software is recognized by its customers for providing enterprise-class, platform-independent, integrated SOA Governance automation solutions. The company's products provide comprehensive, centralized SOA planning, lifecycle and operational governance automation through a single integrated solution. SOA Software is focused exclusively on enterprise SOA, delivering a fully integrated set of standards-based, high-performance products.
According to Gartner, "Most SOA Governance Technologies are not integrated into one suite but are provided from vey different technology code bases. Policy management and enforcement engines seldom share the same integrated code base as registries and repositories." [2] In addition, the report states that, "Gartner evaluates technology providers on their ability to convincingly articulate their current and future market direction, innovation, customer needs and competitive forces and how well these map to the Gartner position." [2]
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(ENP Newswire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) ENP Newswire - 16 January 2013 Release date- 15012013 - California Dell Software today released the findings of a commissioned Total Economic Impact (TEI) study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Quest Software, Inc., now a part of Dell, to determine the potential value organizations may realize from using Quest's Toad for Oracle database management solutions.
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The subject of the study was a large, U.S.-based global transportation company with more than 100,000 employees, which uses Toad for Oracle Professional Edition (for developers); Toad for Oracle Xpert Edition (for advanced developers); Toad for Oracle Xpert edition with a database administrator module(for DBAs); and Toad Data Point Edition (for data analysts). The study, based on the four fundamental elements of TEI - flexibility, benefits, cost, and risk - found that, for this organization, standardizing on Toad for Oracle solutions provided risk-adjusted total benefits of $51,358,311, and a positive 2,677 percent ROI over the past five years, with a payback period inside of 12 months.[1] The study found that, with all of its database professionals using Toad for Oracle solutions, the organization reaped significant quantifiable benefits in cost-savings and productivity, as well as several additional unquantifiable but still important benefits, including development of common processes, increased morale and employee retention, and access to top training materials and resources.
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Reduce costs by maximizing the DBA labor forceBy standardizing on Toad for Oracle, the organization has been able to hire from a larger pool of potential DBA resources, due to its capability to uplift the productivity and quality of work product. Even junior DBAs using Toad for Oracle are more capable, because Toad's tools and processes allow them to exhibit productivity similar to that of a more experienced DBA. *Between 2008 and 2011, the company was able to hire five junior DBAs each year, saving $30,000 per DBA annually. In 2012, the organization planned to hire an additional 25 junior DBAs in addition to five 'replacement' DBAs, and has realized a savings of $3 million over the five-year period.
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Develop common processes to simplify database managementThe study organization found that having a standard tool like Toad for Oracle allowed it to establish common processes, procedures, and best practices, resulting in the significant productivity improvements, and also simplifying the process of moving DBAs and developers around, or backfilling for them on special projects.
Increase employee morale and reduce attrition rates by providing database professionals with industry-recognized tools such as Toad for OracleThe organization has found that its database professionals passionately favor the continuing use of Toad solutions to get their jobs done, and, according to the study, views the use of industry-recognized tools like Toad for Oracle as a positive factor in increasing morale and reducing attrition rates.
Leverage the Toad World user community and the Toad library for specific Toad for Oracle training needs, plus tips and time-saving tricks to get the most from Toad investments According to the study, the organization has found Quest's Toad World user community to be an excellent source for official Toad for Oracle documentation and training. The organization can ensure that its code meets its own high standards using Toad's Editor and Schema Browser, available within Toad World, and also has found the Toad library to be a rich resource of articles, videos and other media for various aspects of database development.
About Toad for Oracle Solutions for Database Professionals Built on a 15-year legacy, Quest Software's Toad for Oracle is the original flagship product in the Toad portfolio, and is used by more than 2 million database professionals every day. Toad for Oracle ensures maximum productivity in development and administration of Oracle databases, and offers deep functionality along with extensive and intuitive workflows.
Quest listens to its customers within the Toad user community, and many of their ideas have been incorporated into Toad products over the years. As a result, database professionals of all skill and experience levels can collaborate, and work efficiently and accurately with Toad for Oracle solutions.
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We left at midnight on a private bus to Dahab in Sinai, Egypt. It was an 8-9 hour drive and the bus driver apparently was driving pretty dangerously. I knocked out on the bus so I didn't see any of his driving. We stopped once for a break. My friend and I ended up in some sketchy bathroom stalls (obviously with no toilet paper). The little girls in the bathroom kept looking at us and smiling because they knew we weren't used to this. We went back to find some tissue in the bus and used that.
We got to our hostel around 9am. We dropped off our bags and went to a restaurant called Same Same, But Different for some breakfast, which was right on the beach. We ended up having that for breakfast for the next couple of days. We're still not sure what the name of the restaurant means, but it's certainly unique. The workers at the restaurant let us play whatever type of music we wanted. We went from Whitney Houston (who they thought was called Gloria and made me seem crazy) and Coldplay to Eminem.
After breakfast, we changed and hit the Red Sea. The guy at the hostel allowed us to board the back of his jeep where he had handmade some vertical benches for us to sit. We ended up jeeping to the beach and back the next day as well. The Red Sea was gorgeous with clear and bright blue water. On the other side we could see fish close to us. Some young Beduin girls came up to us and sold us some hand-made bracelets. Their parents then offered me some Beduin tea and food right on the beach.
After getting some sun, we went to the strip and lounge-hopped. We were the center of attention in all these places, which was awkward sometimes. But, I don't think any of us cared. We went back to our rooms only to wake up early again for breakfast.
We had breakfast at Same Same, But Different again. We figured we'd go to the Red Sea again since the beach was relaxing. We jeeped there once again. After some hours there, we called a guy to do some ATVing. Right around sunset we took our ATV's out through some mountains in the middle of a desert right near the Red Sea. We saw some beautiful scenery. On the way back my ATV wouldn't start up again. The guy who was leading us came around to try to start up my ATV. After awhile it started, and then kept apologizing. He told me that I would have to ride behind him and said I can't go that fast. So he made me ride behind him until I figured it was riding fine. That's when I told him I think it was okay for me to ride again. We got back with sand all over ourselves, but no time to shower. We grabbed dinner at an awesome local restaurant. Then, we had an hour before we were supposed to meet the guy taking us to Mount Sinai by bus. We were going to climb Mount Sinai the very same night.
I tried to take a nap for that hour until I got some phone calls from the states. One was from my mom who was wondering why I hadn't called her in some days. I kind of forgot to mention to her that I was going to the Sinai Peninsula, so decided to leave the whole climbing Mount Sinai out of the conversation. Then I wondered if I was getting these phone calls right before this journey for some crazy reason or just a coincidence. What was going to happen to me on this mountain? Yes, I tend to get superstitious at times. I couldn't nap anymore. My friends started singing outside our doors. So I thought I would just get ready for this nightlong climb to the mountains. The manager at the hostel told us that there was something all his guests said to him when they got back from Mount Sinai, but couldn't tell us until we got back.
I packed my backpack and we left for the bus at 11pm. It was a two and half hour drive to the site. The drive there was crazier than the drive to Dahab. This bus driver kept making random stops and picking up random people. We thought this mountain climb trip was organized specifically by the hostel we were staying at. Guess not. Once we arrived to the site, we saw a couple of hundred of people waiting to get their bags checked for the climb. I felt less nervous we were doing it in such a large group.
Our tour guide's name was Muhammad (not unusual). And our team name was Ramses (not unique either). It took us about 3 hours to climb 7,500 feet with just about 5 rest stops (for about 5-7 minutes each) along the way. Right before we got to the top, we had to climb about 700 steps. And these steps weren't all the same size. Some were unusually huge rock pieces that the monks supposedly built for their daily climbs. That was the most tiring of all. The stars that you could see from where we were were gorgeous. We could see Little Dipper and the North Star pretty clearly. Down below we could see narrow lines of just torchlights following us. Almost everyone had some type of flashlight with them. I wanted to take a picture, but was too tired to take my camera out besides for my water. As we got closer to the top, it was getting cooler. I was going from getting really cold to really hot (from all that climbing).
We got to the top just in time for the sunrise. It was beautiful. The sun was slowly peeking out. We conquered Mount Sinai, now how were we going to get down. We were hungry and exhausted, but we had to get down before it got too hot. It's interesting the temperature contrasts out on the mountains within a couple off hours. It took less time to get down (about 2 hours). One of our group members got injured. His knee gave out and had to limp all the way down, which sucked. It was a hard climb alright. We got back on the bus around 10am and reached back to our hostel some hours later. We grabbed breakfast at the Same Same, But Different restaurant yet again. After breakfast, we crashed. The manager at the hostel told us that all his guests tell him that the whole Mount Sinai experience was very interesting, but they'd never do it again. I can relate!
We took a 4 hour nap at our hostels before I woke up really hungry. It was 5:30pm before I woke my roommates up and wanted to go to the restaurant we went the night before. We all went back to that restaurant and had delish food. After dinner, we went back to Same Same, But Different for some drinks. We continued our rest back at our rooms for some karaoke. We had the guys sing some Backstreet Boys while the guys made us sing some Eminem. We all sucked! But it was fun. We then got a phone call from a friend from another group also in Dahab inviting us to a beach party at the Hilton. We jeeped there as well. The beach party wasn't too great. The DJ refused to play anything else but house music. We even pointed out to him that no one was really dancing and all he did was waved his hands in the air and said with an awkward European accent, "Ha ha, I know," and kept dancing. We called the jeep guy and told him to pick us up.
We finally crashed into bed and ended our trip in Dahab with one final breakfast at Same Same, But Different. Oh, how we'll miss that place.


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Barcode is a simple extension for creating UPC-A, EAN-13, ISBN and JAN barcodes in OpenOffice.org Draw.
Barcode started out as an EuroOffice Extension Creator example and evolved into a practically useful tool. It currently supports the following barcode types:
For all of these codes checksum calculation is also supported, ISBN numbers are correctly hyphenated and the generated Code 128 codes are the shortest possible.
The extension is localized to these languages:
Please keep in mind that this is an early version of this open-source product. The developers have made a good effort to make sure the barcodes are generated according to the specifications, but the product has not yet been extensively tested to verify this. It is recommended to use a barcode reader to verify the generated barcodes yourself before printing them on the packages of a million products.
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So is this project dead? Installed it but I got no Barcode option in the Insert menu so guess it doesn't work with the current version.
here is some information about barcode integration and generator,which shows how to generate qr code two dimensional barcode for StarOffice and OpenOffice using qr code 2D fonts. Before display or print qr code 2D barcodes from the StarOffice and OpenOffice application, the qr code fonts from KeepAutomation should be installed on your machine.
I think some imaging sdk programmes can enable to quickly generate barcodes. i have use imaging sdkr which can original layouts hyperlinks, Images and tables retained in word ,text, image, Epub, html.but i forgot download the wedsite ,go to google. By the way , pay attention to your system platform, select the suitable one . I use a barcode generator driver found on the internet . Install it and it becomes a selectable option.Then you can generate barcodes in many formats in any program at all, including Adobe Acrobat . Just open the sdk, select barcode, and choice a form you want, then you can generate barcode in c#, vb, asp ,etc ,the task will be finished in several seconds. if you haven't found a good choice , you can have a try. best wishes.
This is an OpenOffice barcode encoder that is used to format the data for barcode font, and then generate barcode symbols in OpenOffice.
thanks to: http://sourceforge.net/projects/openbarcodes/
this is what you're probably looking for: http://code.google.com/p/openoffice-code128/downloads/list
I cant see the advantages over this extension. But I glad to see other alternatives.
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I must be dense. I have installed 1.3.1, and I *do* get the barcode entry in the insert menu.
Now what do I do with it? When I select barcode, on the insert menu, nothing happens. The disk thrashes around, but nothing happens. Do I have to first highlight some numbers before I select barcode, or do I have to put some numbers into the cut/paste buffer or??
John M.
If you click on Insert - Barcode you should get a window where you can input barcode, and select the type.
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Very interesting !
Too bad it's only available in the DRAW module although it can be inserted as OLE in Text or Spread Sheet document so that it's difficult when working out a data set extracted within one of these files we want to convert it into Bar-code to create instruction sheets for operators where we want avoiding re-keying data by just bar-code reading hence saving a lot of time and adding quality.
- "Space" should not be deleted in code 128
- we should be able to add FNC1
- The integration of 2D Data matrix ECC200, GS1 (including FNC2), PDF417, QR Code would be great !
Nevertheless nice job it is already a good start !
I would like to say thanks do you all for OpenOffice it self and all the beautiful addons. THANK YOU ALL!
Unfortunately there is small bug in the 128 symbology.
Blanks are allowed for 128 symbology, but this addon does delete blanks.
As a result a different barcode will be generated and the reader then reads a number without space which differs from the original number in the database.
Hi, Today I tried to install barcode 1.3 and found the following error dialog box:
Can not Activate factory because java.io.FileNotFoundException:
link/program/classes/LuceneHelpWrapper.jar(No such file or directory)
I've been searching but the error doesn't seem to had happened before.
I'm running OpenOffice 3.1.1 on an ubuntu karmic linux
The extension manager shows the license dialog but right after accepting the license it shows the error message.
This is pretty odd. Any ideas?
Barcode is a python extension. Did you install openoffice.org's python bridge?
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Could you please add one screenshot or two showing how to use it?
I have no "Draw" menu here, but the help does show "About Barcode" just like that, in english, while my openoffice is in portuguese.
edit: I've had this doubt since yesterday, but just now, minutes after posting this, I've realised it works only in OpenOffice Draw, and that it's not a menu. too bad, I was hoping to easily integrate it with creating labels on OpenOffice Writer.
Sorry — no Portuguese localization yet! (You could translate it with this tool if so inclined.)
Indeed the extension only works in Draw. I was unable to create complex drawings in Writer for a technical reason (could not get grouping to work), but as a workaround we could create the barcode in a hidden Draw document and copy & paste it to Writer from there... We will see if this finds its way into a future version!
Version 1.3 is compatible with OpenOffice.org 3.1 (prior versions are not), so upgrading is very much recommended. It also includes a number of new barcode types and a great number of translations. Thanks to all the translators, it is great to see such enthusiasm!
Daniel Darabos
Please *remove* this extension from http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/ until such time as it can be properly uninstalled and/or upgraded properly. Attempts to uninstall 1.2 or upgrade to 1.3 fail on OOo 3.1 (linux) and the only method to do so is to remove or rename /home/
Barcode 1.3 (the current version) can be installed and uninstalled in OpenOffice.org 3.1 without problems (and upgrades to a future version are expected to be without problems as well). The problem is with the earlier versions. We can not make them magically disappear from the world, but the number of users affected is decreasing (since no one installs these old versions, but some users upgrade after a while), so with time this will not be an issue, and is already not an issue for new users.
The safest upgrade route is to upgrade to Barcode 1.3 before upgrading to OpenOffice.org 3.1. Failing that you can follow the instructions at http://www.multiracio.com/eurooffice/support/faq#section-13 to upgrade without removing your user profile.
Daniel Darabos
I just tried to upgrade Barcode 1.2 to 1.3. It isn't possible because it isn't possible to uninstall the old version.
I am receiving an error message. I am no expert, but it looks like there is a problem with the python loader.
I am using OOo 3.1 for Windows.
Jørgen Rasmussen
Have the same problem, using win Vista Home Premium 32bit and OOo 3.1.
The old version that isn't removable is 1.1.
Solved it thanks to Daniel his advice:
Re: error still on OOo 3.1 windows Vista
Yes, while 3.1 solved the problem on Mac, it has done more than that: the Python included in OpenOffice.org has been upgraded to 2.6.1. This is good news, but Barcode 1.2 was not prepared to work with Python 2.6.1. Please use Barcode 1.3!
Normally you can simply install the new version and it replaces the old. If this does not work for some reason, you can remove the OpenOffice.org user settings folder and start with a clean installation. On Windows Vista this folder is C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\OpenOffice.org. Deleting it will revert all OpenOffice.org settings to defaults and remove all your extensions.
Daniel Darabos
Sorry, I replied to Jørgen in a private email, but I guess his problem is not unique. Unfortunately prior versions are so incompatible with OpenOffice.org 3.1 that it can not even uninstall them.
How to manually upgrade an extension
One way is to manually uninstall it and install the new version. To do this:
The above method is destructive — it will remove all your user settings and extensions (or just your shared extensions, in the shared case). A somewhat more complicated solution is to manually upgrade the extension without using the Extension Manager.
I hope this helps. Hopefully OpenOffice.org will now stick with Python 2.6 as long as it has with Python 2.3 and you will not have to go through this ordeal very often.
Daniel Darabos
i juz downloaded Barcode.oxt but i could not install or run it as it is in a binary form. Could you please help me to solve this problem? Thank you in advance.
Please take a look at these instructions for installing an extension. If you tried the installation like this and it failed, could you tell me where the problem occured, what the error message was and what operating system and OpenOffice.org version you are using?
The OXT file is actually a ZIP archive which contains the Python source code that is directly interpreted by OpenOffice.org, so it is not really a binary distribution. Still you can find the unpackaged sources in our Launchpad.net repository if you are interested!
Best regards,
Daniel Darabos
I'm trying to install the extension, following the guide, but the result is an error alert: "This application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information"... My S.O. is Windows XP Professional SP2, with OpenOffice 3.1... Thanks in advance to everyone for your help...
Dear Daniel,
Actually I am not using OpenOffice.org at all. I think that's the problem. For your information, I am very new here and so can you please help me how to work with this? Do I need to install OpenOffice.org first? If yes, how should I do that?
Thank you
Yes, the Barcode tool is an extension (plug-in if you wish) for OpenOffice.org. It will not work on its own. But OpenOffice.org is free and pretty useful, so go ahead and download it at http://download.openoffice.org/ and once it is installed follow the instructions for installing an extension to get Barcode working. Once all this is set up you will see a Barcode menu item in the Insert menu of OpenOffice.org Draw. Then you just type a number and get the barcode ready to be printed or reused in other applications.
Daniel Darabos
There is a problem with Python extension support on Mac. It has already been fixed by Juergen Schmidt and will be included in the next version of OpenOffice.org (3.1). In the interim you can use this patcher to work around the problem.
Daniel Darabos
I have used OOo 3.1 english version on a Windows Vista Home Premium pc and have the same problem.
The extension still displays that error with OOo 3.1,
updating or disabling the extension doesn't work either.
How can the 1.1 version of Barcode be removed?
Want to replace it with the 1.2 version.
Yes, while 3.1 solved the problem on Mac, it has done more than that: the Python included in OpenOffice.org has been upgraded to 2.6.1. This is good news, but Barcode 1.2 was not prepared to work with Python 2.6.1. Please use Barcode 1.3!
Normally you can simply install the new version and it replaces the old. If this does not work for some reason, you can remove the OpenOffice.org user settings folder and start with a clean installation. On Windows Vista this folder is C:\Users\
Daniel Darabos
Thanks, it is solved now.
Great work
I have made a Danish translation but where can I submit the DialogStrings_da_DK.properties ?
Leif Lodahl
Dear Leif,
That is amazing, thank you! You can either send me the file at email@example.com, or you can contribute it through Launchpad. Launchpad is pretty complicated, so if you just want to contribute this file, email is probably best.
Daniel Darabos
I have uploaded version 1.1 which is now localized to Danish and Hungarian! If anyone would like to translate a few strings, Extension Translator is an easy way to get it done in OpenOffice.org. There are a couple of identifiers that start with "ExtensionCreator" -- these are only visible in debug mode so there is no need to translate them.
Daniel Darabos
Dear Users!
I hope you will find useful this extension. Please inform us what barcode will be the next. We plan to implement many barcodes, but we want to follow our users' needs.
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I have downloaded to Zip files, unzipped them, run Extension manager, but cannot 'open' the barcode.oxt file as it is shown as a folder. Losing my temper & hair!
I am running Apache Openoffice.
Am I missing something??
I installed this extension and cannot get it to work. According to your help file (what there is anyhow), a new menu item can be found at the bottom of the Insert menu. I don't have "Insert Barcode" at the bottom of my Insert menu... or anywhere else for that matter! I have looked for it in the obvious applications (Calc and Writer) as well as all of the other applications. I am using Open Office v3.0.1 on Windows XP Service Pack 3. What's up?
Normally the "Insert Barcode" menu item is installed in Draw. Another menu item, "About Barcode" is installed in every application in the Help menu. The most common cause of the menu items not appearing is that OpenOffice.org was not fully restarted after the installation of the extension. To do a full restart make sure you also quit the Quickstarter (or if in doubt restart Windows).
Let me know if this helps! The next version will include a more useful help page, but apart from the location of the new menu item things are pretty simple to guess once the installation succeeded.
Daniel Darabos
Other barcode creators I am familiar with are actually fonts and are normally used in spreadsheet and text document applications. After installing it as you described it worked flawlessly. This was exactly what I have been looking for for quite awhile... thank you very much!
I am glad to hear it works! I would be grateful if you could let us know if you are using the extension for actually creating barcodes. I have to admit that we have not actually printed any barcodes and do not have a barcode scanner to test it — we just worked based on the barcode specifications. So any confirmation of how this works in practice would be comforting (to us, developers, and I suppose to prospective users as well).
Daniel Darabos
I wanted to find a barcode creator because I often want to find out if a store has a product in stock before I make the trek to the store... so why print a barcode? Two reasons: A) I know the UPC that I have for the product is correct, and B) If I show up with the barcode at the store I can have the Customer Service Supervisor scan the barcode and know for sure that they have the product in stock before I traipse through the store trying to find a product that they either do not have or they do have but it is still back in the stock room. As a Walmart Cashier, I can tell you that if you call up the store and ask if they have product X in the store you will get anything from a flat no, to yes, to an I don't know... all of which might be completely wrong. Having a barcode number AND asking for a Customer Service Supervisor are essential to getting a correct response to your inquiry. I will scan one the next time I go to work and let you know if it works.
I have had a chance to scan a UPC-A barcode and it worked perfectly... Thanks again!
However Daniel did not tested this extension with printed barcode I must notice that I did with EAN-13. So this is working for me in several cases (readable code, correct code). Of course you might have to test it carefully and report the possible bugs to us.
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I am very glad to hear that Kalman and Tony could verify with a scanner that the UPC-A and EAN-13 barcodes work! I hope with some effort we will be able to come up with a bulletproof QA process for every barcode type.
To this end I have created a blueprint at Launchpad and an associated forum at UserVoice. I invite you to discuss any ideas for QA through these channels. People with scanners especially welcome :).
I think we are not QA gurus, so I will ask Thorsten or the OOo's QA dev team about this. Actually, they have more knowledge about this area. We may visually compare some barcode. You can buy products with only UPC-A or EAN-13 barcodes, so you can easily test 10 barcodes. Put the names, barcodes along with the QA test and the created barcode into a database. If everything is okay you can compare the barcode that was generated with a never version of extension with the old one already in the database. This way we might create automated test that comares that two pictures. Also you can get books to test ISBN generator. So there are many way to involve the power of community.
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If you wish to add new barcodes to this Barcode extension you can donate the project. This donation is help us to add more and more barcodes those you will find useful.
You can send contributions via this page: http://sourceforge.net/project/project_donations.php?group_id=170021
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Please write what barcode should be the next.
Also any code contribution is warmly welcomed. You have some Python knowledge to achieve this.
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