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I just finished reading the book - Implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 - by David Roys in preparation for our migration to Navision 2009 and noticed a statement in the book that I would hope that someone on the board would clarify...
"Some third-party add-ons may make it necessary for certain tasks to be performed in the Classic client, particularly if there is a need to take control of hardware such as scanners from within the application."
We currently use handheld scanners during production (backflushing stations) and was wondering if it's possible to use a scanner thru the RTC or do we need to run the classic client instead?
Regards,
Ian
"Some third-party add-ons may make it necessary for certain tasks to be performed in the Classic client, particularly if there is a need to take control of hardware such as scanners from within the application."
We currently use handheld scanners during production (backflushing stations) and was wondering if it's possible to use a scanner thru the RTC or do we need to run the classic client instead?
Regards,
Ian
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There are some scanners that don't act like a keyboard and require integration with OS/App.
How do you tell the difference?
Open Notepad and scan a barcode. If the data is pasted on the notepad, then it's just like any keyboard.
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