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My customers are sometimes supplying the art given to them by the customer. I believe they are expecting the exact same QR code back from me. I don't want to have to go back and forth convincing them that a new code will do the same thing. If I keep arguing that it is, they may go elsewhere...

I don't know. Customers expect from me a file with nice crisp corners. A live trace will not provide acceptable results for most of my customers when the original is that small

HOLY COW! Finally back to the original reason for the post.. What happens when you get something like this? Live trace will not do the trick I picked this at random since it is what I typically get as art

BTW, i have none of those programs/files listed. It is just a ploy

I went to a site today and this was a first. They have designed the webpage to look exactly like the Mac's finder window. I have seen these before but they always had the Windows explorer window instead

Jhill... you may be right. I did not look close enough

appears to be palatino and futura.

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As a test, I just used the 2 links that OMGSB posted. Same info at both sites, 2 different QR Codes came up

Possibly no, most of my customers are given art from their customers. Too many cooks in the kitchen

Therein lies the problem. I don't know if the qr code given to me has anything extra added to it. I am not trying to create the code for the first time but rather, trying to make the codes match in a usable format

My own software? This sounds like a futile problem. So QR codes are not standardized? I would think that 90% of the people that produce QR codes are using web based software

Hmm, Malkin might be right. I googled a random QR Code that was a jpeg. I then used redlaser to scan in the code. It gave me the meaning of the code. So I went to the QR Code generator software that I have used and OMGsideburns suggested and punched in the same info and the code comes out...

I must disagree. I wish Live Trace would produce good vectors... oh wait no I don't. Then my business becomes moot

I just tried a test file with redlaser. I already have the app. I thought it was only for the old line barcodes Thank you. Now i will have to try it with a real world qr code

berthold city, and has been condensed

thanks but I want the opposite. I am given a QR Code already. I know how to create the code but if given the code, how do you know what was used to input the code so you can RECREATE it to match I am being sent jpegs of already created codes

There are sites that will let you input info and get a QR Code but I am wondering if there is a way to take an existing jpeg image of a QR Code and decipher what data was input to produce the code? In other words.... let's say someone gives me a QR code image that is small and I need to...

Welcome back Joe. As you can see everyone missed you

From what i have read a self extracting zip is an exe file and I think that is something that most Windows users are uncomfortable with. Many exe files can unknowingly install viruses and in some cases some users have it setup to block all exe attachments