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We use your site exclusively to create custom QR codes for our university and we thought you might want to here about this.
________________________________________________________Inventive QR Code Use for Launch of Mobile App
Rogers State University hosted an event, October 10-12 to promote the launch of its new mobile app.
“Proud to Leave Your Print” allowed students, faculty, staff and alumni to be a part of making a giant QR code by stamping their inked thumbprints to shade the code. Once it was entirely covered with fingerprints, any smart phone with a free barcode scanner app was able to scan the code.
The 2,304-square inch QR code lead users to a website where the RSU Mobile App could be downloaded.
Once the code was completed, it went on display at RSU to encourage use of the RSU Mobile App.
The idea of making a QR code out of fingerprints was an homage to artist Chuck Close. He is famous for making massive-scale portraits out of patterns that can be optically mixed from a distance, much like how billboards use color halftones. Close would use thumbprints and splotchy pixels to create his portraits.
A video (http://youtu.be/mJU38_kBYKE) was created for the event, with the help of the song “Try Me Out Sometime” by the native Oklahoma band Broncho, to draw interest in future and current RSU students to download the RSU Mobile App.
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I was going to ask about editing info for previously made codes and I see that you cant do that at this time and I don’t know if it is possible at all to do.
Possibly you could pull up a code in history then resend and overwrite the old info?
If I do a business print piece of thousands of pieces with a code on it, I could modify the code info at will.
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Need your help Kerem, I have a service that tracks QR codes, but of course they do not have the variety of formats to encode. I can’t stand the vCard so I want to use our meCard format for the iPhone family users, but I have to find a way to attach it to a URL so that I can attach it to a button. So does this format have some type of information that I can embed somewhere or something so that I can track it.
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You can create vCard QR Codes just like meCard QR Codes. You don’t need to send the vCard to yourself. Also, Qrafter can download vCards from the internet. Try going to http://keremerkan.net/files/person.vcf from your device.
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Kerem. Well done. Using my iPhone 3GS as a test unit, Qrafter and your web-based QR code generator seemed to be the most accurate for capturing vCard info into my iPhone Contacts. The vCard specs allow for a Notes field as well; just wondering if that could be implemented into your coder / decoder combo?
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Hello again Kerem! It’s been a few months since I wrote you. I’m wondering if you have any idea why a QR code that use to work might suddenly stop working? I have 3 QR codes that navigate to a URL and 2 of them work flawlessly and one of them is no longer working. It doesn’t make sense. I’m using your site to generate the code and your QRafter Pro to read it. Also, do you have a way to write a small file to the phone or add scan data in batch mode to a single file that could then be read later? Thanks for your continued great work!
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Hey Kerem. I’ve done more testing and here is what I’m finding. The problem only started appearing when I turned on the “Scan and Go” feature. If the page starts to time out and I force using the option, “Open in Safari”, then the page displays and everything works. If I force the option, “Go to URL” then sometimes it times out and doesn’t successfully load the page. If I turn off “Scan and Go” and always select “Open in Safari” then it always works. Any ideas what might be happening with the Scan and Go feature? Thanks again for the great work!
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#111 written by Serega 2 months ago
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#113 written by Loustik 2 months ago
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#116 written by Phil 2 months ago
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#120 written by michelle 1 month ago
I am very pleased w/the high quality of your QR codes. Also appreciate that the eps format is 100% K (black) instead of rgb, so prints beautifully.
I’ve just started using these and after reading very favorable reviews, am very happy to have found your site.
my only complaint has nothing to do with your QR codes- it is that your “captcha” is one of the most difficult to read/focus on that i’ve ever used. Kind of difficult for not so young eyes.
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#122 written by Nwora 1 month ago
What’s up Kerem? It’s been a minute. OK, I am going to have to put a petition together if you tell me your not going to do this, LOL. Will you develop a tracking system for your OUTSTANDING PRODUCT? I know we can go through google, but I sell my services and to have a dashboard to manage all my clients would be outstanding. You have KILLED the market with your app, and this is the next level of the game for you to develop the tracking backend. (Unless you have some other stuff up your sleeve?)
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#125 written by GSymon 3 weeks ago
Hi,
I upgraded to vs 5.0 a few days ago and when I try to go my website (using Qrafter Pro 5.0 on my iPhone and the QR code I have on my business cards) it loops at the page load stage (so the page never loads). Using Safari works fine.
I’ve also had some difficulty with codes not being recognised easily.
Grant
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Cannot get the histroyu function to work – only one scan at a time, so when I export all I only get one scan – help needed how to handle it
Poul