How can one obtain info on the bar code reader?
Elizabeth Aldworth
>demonstration of Easy Barcode Reader, a DOS based computer program which
>allows one to read barcode lables on anything from cans to clothes.
>
>The VIPACE Program Cordinator and officers would like to request that
>while
>the
>meeting is in session that members take their conversations elsware out of
>respect for guest speakers and so the meeting can move along in an orderly
>fashon.
>
>Thankyou from the VIPACE Program Cordinator/officers and we look forward
>to seeing you at this months meeting.
>
>J.V
>
>
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