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Hi, Has anyone had any experience in making use of a fingerprint reader within MS Access? This is something i am considering for my project and don't wish to recreate the wheel.. I've just got hold of a couple of DigitalPersona U.Are.U 4500 Fingerprint Readers... (Second Hand Hardware Only but...

Excellent Work....

Before you choose one, you ideally need to identify what features you require. Do you really need edge to edge printing? Will B&W printing suffice or do you require colour? If colour do you require true Black? Do you need the ability to print on both sides? Do you need to be able to encode data...

What is it specifically you want to know.. I have one and been using it to produce ID cards. It prints edge to edge, double sided, does magstrip and rf encoding..

Name the programs you mention... I'm sure I can help...

Can confirm works fine in Access 2016 32-bit

Thankyou, didn't know this... 👍

Must apologise, ignorance is no excuse; I clicked new posts and didn't realise this Water-cooled place is dedicated for off topic conversation. I will go stand in the corner and give my self a good telling off. 😌. Still puzzled alittle why you would have such a place in a forum though or how...

Sorry Pat, wasn't aimed at you directly.. I posted a general statement that happened to link to your message. You are quite right; it should be directed to the author of the thread. i just feel like you any one can say anything they like however I joined Access World to to talk about MS Access...

For a minute there I thought I clicked on the wrong forum. Why would we need or wish to bring the topic of religion and beliefs into this group. Can't we leave that to other dedicated forums, nothing good will come of it; it will inevitable devide us....

Be careful, I've been so busy since Windows 11 release the revenue I've earned has payed for Christmas. I should not complain being self employed but the volume of failed upgrades is staggering. I would encourage everyone to hold off upgrading until the install/upgrade set has been looked at...

Here is a basic understanding of RC4. As with all encryption of data, all you are doing is buying time before your data is exposed by reverse engineering. Information is much more useful if it is current and accurate. If it takes 16 months to decrypt AES256 using a powerful PC then you could...

I believe the solution is simple and its procedural as mentioned above. " Since this is such a problem, I'm not sure why you are not validating the SN as you accept the device for repair. Wouldn't it be better to know that you have a bad SN up front?"

Hi, yes, i fully understand the complexity and i also believe its likely impossible to be 100% accurate unless you have a dedicated printer as you refer to with the capability built in. Even then there's no guarantee the end result is legible due to fuser failure for laser printers of clogged...

Yes; i am aware and have successfully programmed a raspberry pi to do just this using the Unix print system CUPS software when the printer is not capable of storing such information or i need to enable a printer to work wirelessly when wireless capability is non existent out of the box...

This is something I will need in my application. Its a necessity not a nicety. The issue can also be linked to the inaccuracy of a printer being reported as on line when it's not. I am going to work on a solution for this; I cannot accept that we are unable to identify with accuracy the printer...

Sure you can easily count the number of times the Print button is clicked as well as recording the date/time, workstation, username on each occasion. However it may not always physically get printed if e.g. "There is a paper jam or ink has run out.." Can you not just interpret the print spooler...

Thanks Gasman... I was so focused on the TempVar believing it was this i could not see the wood for the trees.... I should have known really as the value was being returned and stored in the table.... I have corrected this now to the following:- strSql = "SELECT tblDataChanges.* FROM...

I am using some code that simply populated a table when a form is opened and closed which populated some fields. I am trying to insert the current value of a TempVar declaired as [TempVars]!TempLogonName] to the field UserName however i cannot seem to get the formatting write. The TempVar holds...

Never really liked the batch file approach; wrote my own application in AutoIT a few years ago which is self contained only to find your example which is even better... Perfect.... Thanks for sharing...