1. Download and Install the PuTTY software https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html 2. Configure PuTTY to connect to the COM Port Source: http://www.chipkin.com/using-putty-for-serial-com-connections-hyperterminal-replacement/ Figure out the COM port number (if using a virtual serial port, look in Device Manager to […]
New releases of NetTrax.Net products and utilities will be signed using a CA certificate. This will eliminate the “Unknown Publisher” type error messages when running software released by Bradford Systems Corporation. After successful build 1>—— […]
Instructions on configuring a USB attached barcode reader in NetTrax that communicates with the computer when the barcode is read. 1. Download the manufacturer’s USB to COM driver: Most manufacturers of USB barcode scanners have […]
Step 1: Transfer to Delete 1. Search for the record(s) to delete. 2. Transfer the record (Quick Transfer or Files à Transfer) or Transfer All (File à Transfer à All) to the location: DELETE Note: […]
Every so often I need to test something with remote device processing, today happens to be one of those times. I could print some barcodes, scan them, and then process the device. Here is another […]
The import fields maintenance maps the data from the input import file to the target (destination) table’s column. Here is a short explanation of the properties: Template: the import (template) linked to link to the […]
The import (template) maintenance screen is used to configure the import. Here is a short description of each of the properties used: Description: describes the import template and is the displayed text in the imports […]
We are working on a special project for an existing client. We’ll be scanning hundreds of thousands of documents over the next year to year and a half. The delivery of the digital images will […]
Scenario: a drop-down (lookup) key-value along with the description are included in an import file. There are data scenarios were in the drop-down (lookup) table: 1) The key (code) already exists and we would use […]
When using query by example there are the known wildcard characters “*” or “%” and “?” or “_”; but, recently I stumbled upon a new wildcard known as the charlist. Wildcard Description * or % […]