Barcode Reader Software?

[zyir01]

Heya folks,

I'm looking for a solution to scan ISBN codes from my book collection into a some sort of library or catalog database.
I'm wondering if someone here would know of a software that can be used on the HTC TyTN II (at&t Tilt), or any Win Mobile device with a camera.

I've found the Barcode/13 program, but that's only for palmOne Treo 600. I could work with something similar just to create a CVS file of ISBN numbers and transfer that to another program on my PC, but would rather have an all-in-one software.

Thanks,

Zyir

[pmow]

I'm also looking for a way to integrate barcode scanning into a .NET app. For the enterprise...I'd like to keep track of assets.

[lthown]

sounds like you want to use the built-in camera.

I've used PPCs to do barcode reading using SerialMagic and the LaserCHamp Bluetooth scanner from http://serialio.com/

It works quite well.

[zyir01]

Originally Posted by lthown sounds like you want to use the built-in camera. I've used PPCs to do barcode reading using SerialMagic and the LaserCHamp Bluetooth scanner from http://serialio.com/ It works quite well.

I might have to go that route, but would rather find a software that will use the Kaiser's camera to read the barcodes.
I'm trying to avoid purchasing an additional device just to scan a couple hundred books.

[ZiYi]

http://www.quickmark.com.tw/En/basic/index.asp

[pmow]

Originally Posted by lthown sounds like you want to use the built-in camera. I've used PPCs to do barcode reading using SerialMagic and the LaserCHamp Bluetooth scanner from http://serialio.com/ It works quite well.

Yeah, it's just that the idea is to avoid having them lug around a barcode scanner to track assets. If they have to carry something extra we can just get to a computer. =/

[zyir01]

Originally Posted by ZiYi http://www.quickmark.com.tw/En/basic/index.asp

Will QuickMark scan linear (1D) barcodes like the ISBN on books? Everything I've found indicates that it only reads 2D barcodes (like QR Codes, etc.).

[GSLEON3]

Take a look at MS A.U.R.A. at http://aura.research.microsoft.com

[pmow]

Originally Posted by GSLEON3 Take a look at MS A.U.R.A. at http://aura.research.microsoft.com

Doesn't work...

[zyir01]

Originally Posted by GSLEON3 Take a look at MS A.U.R.A. at http://aura.research.microsoft.com

Can't get that now...
From the link... "Microsoft Research AURA project and all AURA services have terminated as of June 30, 2007."

From what I've found, that would have worked for what I want, but alas...