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Old December 8th, 2006, 05:12 AM
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Finger print device

hi,

i want to develop a project in VB for time attendance for nearly 150 employees using finger print device

so i want help whether i can use USB or serial port
any third party ocx needed to develop the software

urg req...

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Old December 8th, 2006, 02:00 PM
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Either usb or serial port should work. Additional installation components would depend on the actual scanning device you use.

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hi

i would also to know that

the device i attach to the computer and the drivers are installed , now tell me how would i link this with Visual Basic program and my visual basic code should access the finger print device accordingly
any ocx or dll are required if so how should i include

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You need to get any particulars from the manufacturer of the biometric device you decide to use.
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hi

device name is microsoft finger reader device

if i connect this device and install the drivers how is it my VB application will incorporate with this device

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You'll need to add references within your application to the required dll files that allow you to interact with the device.

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hi

could you provide any sample code for this type

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hi

i got the device and in that i have been provided with drivers and an evaluation OCX file for Visual Basic development

is it that i would rather go for third party OCX file which is full version or the one given with the device will be ok

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hi

fine, but the evaluation ocx will be expired and how will the device will interact with the software application

should i go for the full version third party ocx which is available or any free ocx available for integrating with my software

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