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Great thanks, I'll be testing it to see if it works.<br />
<br />
HNM
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Great thanks, I'll be testing it to see if it works.

HNM

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Hi Experts,<br />
<br />
I'm exploring the possibilities of using Flex 4 for a web app that will receive user input and data from the barcode scanner on the Intermec CN50.<br />
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How can I receive the barcode data within a Flex app? &nbsp;Is this handled by the OS and related drivers so I can simply have it input into a text field within the flex app? &nbsp;Or is it done differently? &nbsp;Any ideas?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
HNM
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Hi Experts,

I'm exploring the possibilities of using Flex 4 for a web app that will receive user input and data from the barcode scanner on the Intermec CN50.

How can I receive the barcode data within a Flex app?  Is this handled by the OS and related drivers so I can simply have it input into a text field within the flex app?  Or is it done differently?  Any ideas?

Thanks,

HNM

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