On 1 Jun 2000, Stephan Zaniolo wrote:
> could probably just use a laser printer, but my mom would prefer the kind
> that prints just one label at a time so she's not wasting labels because
> only a couple of packages came in that day. Any suggestions?
You could use a laser with label sheets, or
Thank you Mary, Magni, and Ian! :^) It looks like the keyboard
scanner will do the job (and with the least amount of hassle, I hope ;^).
I did a search on Freshmeat and found the GNU-barcode, but now my
question is, what printer do I need to get so it will work with Linux? I
could proba
On Thu, 01 Jun 2000 03:28:29 +1000, Jenn V. said:
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> Stephan Zaniolo wrote:
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> > I'm trying to setup a listserv using Mailman. Do I need to
> > install some sort of sendmail type program, or can I just install
> > Mailman? It's a Red Hat 6.2 box connected to the Internet wit
On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, Magni Onsoien wrote:
> > there's no difference whether you type in the numbers with the keyboard or
> > read them with the scanner.
Those are the easiest, since there are no drivers involved :). The
keyboard variety are very easy to integrate with a web-based form.
As a sid
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> No not those windows specific directories... all my DOC's etc... like
> I want windows specific stuff on my system, that would be similar to
> hitting my head against the wall and well.. I am not into self
> destruction
In that case, go ahead. That convoluted command th
Jeff,
No not those windows specific directories... all my DOC's etc...
like I want windows specific stuff on my system, that would be similar to
hitting my head against the wall and well.. I am not into self destruction
I will try some other stuff.. thanks for your help.
Karina
-Origi
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> thanks for the info I will try it out, Actually what I am doing is
> Migrating everything to Linux, so all the Windows File thingy's are
> copied over to a Linux filesystem and well I kind of want to get rid
> of Windows all together.
What do you expect to do with your
Marie Fischer:
> > Could someone please point me towards information on bar code scanners and
> > printers that work under Linux?
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> The company I work for uses bar code scanners with linux and this is what
> I got from some short talk with one of the guys who program them:
> There are 2 ki
Hello,
thanks for the info I will try it out,
Actually what I am doing is Migrating everything to Linux, so all the
Windows File thingy's are copied over to a Linux filesystem and well I kind
of want to get rid of Windows all together.
should I change the command to something else due to the fa
For the sake of discussion, here is an interesting article on Open source security.
http://developer.earthweb.com/journal/techfocus/052600_security.html
Subba Rao
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Jeff,
Well I must be doing something wrong, it is telling me
find: missing argument to '-exec'
sed: -e expression #1, char 7: unknown option to 's'
I appreciate your help on this,
I know that Gnome has no problem reading the spaces in the file names. so it
is not so urgent, only the Directo
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