[dedraks]

The barcode provided in some firmware versions works fine.
It reads different barcode standard.
Plz try read this code:

[dedraks]

Originally Posted by Smaniac

Tried it here but it doesn't work on my A1200i. It installs but doesn't open.

Try this.

[Smaniac]

Since my phone died I can't try to install the new one, so I don't know if it works. Actually, once the phone works again, I will never ever try to install it.

Actually, I would really appreciate if anyone could help me:

http://www.motorolafans.com/forums/v...?p=77181#77181

The biggest problem is that since it was installed on the phone, and not on the card, I can't even try to manually uninstall it.

I don't know much about Linux, so I'm kind of desperate.

[deliciousj]

can anyone confirm if any of these two files posted works?

thanks.

[dedraks]

Originally Posted by deliciousj

can anyone confirm if any of these two files posted works?

thanks.

The file I posted is working. I have just copyed it from my ming.

[Shigeru]

This app works only One time / 3 '-_- , it takes photos even if we are not well made '-_-.

And there s not a lot of barcode, but this app is cool anyway.

[deliciousj]

It installs fine, but does not run. Maybe it's just my FW. Whatever though, it's not a big deal.

[CLOVIS KKK]

you can try this...

I've just made a test. This Midlet can encode a text and show the 2D Code.
This Midlet can also decode a 2D Code.

2D Codes in Matrix format are also known as QR Codes.

Try to decode only real 2D codes. The amount of time required to decode is proportional to the complexity of the image. If you try to decode a friend's picture your phone will take few MINUTES to decode.

Regular 2D Codes will last few seconds to decode.

If you are interested, the algorithms were taken from this projects:

encoder
http://swetake.com/qr/
decoder
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/qrcode


important
If you want to save a file with the encoded or decoded 2D code you need to hack the phone.

here is how:
Edit the file
\mmc\mmca1\.system\java\DownloadApps\MIDletXXXX\registry.txt
or
\.system\java\DownloadApps\MIDletXXXX\registry.txt
depending on how you are accessing your phone.
XXXX is a number and can be any number.

It will have a content similar to this:

Jar-Path: /mmc/mmca1/.system/java/DownloadApps/MIDlet20133/Files/QRCode.jar
Jad-Path: /mmc/mmca1/.system/java/DownloadApps/MIDlet20133/Files/QRCode.jad
Perm-Path: /mmc/mmca1/.system/java/DownloadApps/MIDlet20133/permfile.txt
Suite-Icon: 
DRM-Mode: Forbidden
Is-Trusted: 0
Jar-URL: QRCode.jar
Description: 
Domain: Untrusted
Signer-Name: 
Mot-JavaVM-Heapsize: 0
Delete-Notify: 
Num-MIDlets: 1
MIDlet-1: QRCode, , QRCodeMidlet

If it does not contain the line:
MIDlet-1: QRCode, , QRCodeMidlet

then you are in a wrong file. Try another Midlet directory.

Once in the rigth file change
Domain: Untrusted

to
Domain: Manufacturer


After that, go to the phone aplication menu, long-tap the QRCode icon to open the popup menu.

select Manage
select Permissions
Verify that the permissions are all "Never Ask"

Select OK

[CLOVIS KKK]

found that this does not work on PC Monitors.
You will need to print. Even printed, you will need to take a really good picture.

What are the uses of this technology:

1- We create a digital signature of the data of a document then we print the document and a 2D Code representation of the signature. This way we can easily verify the authenticity of the printed document.

2 - 2D Codes are used to make it easy to a machine to read a printed form. US Consulates uses this. You can fill a Visa request form on the Internet. The program generates a "to print" version of the filled form with a 2D code with the same data at the bottom of the document. When you arrive at the consulate the interviewer doesn't need to type the form, she can just scan the 2D Code.

[CLOVIS KKK]

and what are the uses of this program?
there is no use, just fun. trying to decode images out there or sending fun printed messages.

Ah, almos forget that. The first image posted by Dedraks is:
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