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I had an idea that, if a feature of a mouse
was the ability to scan a number and/or a
word, which are needed to fill in info. boxes
on a computer screen; then with a click, the
box would be filled in. Is that too far out ?
There would have to be a see-through
window, or target, on the mouse
to position
it properly before scanning & clicking. I'm
talking about the required data being
somewhere else than on the screen, like on
an invoice or other paper document. Ron.
turn your optical mouse into a crappy scanner
http://www.engadget...o-a-crappy-scanner/
[hippo, Oct 04 2007]
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<singing> a sirron ron ron a sirron ron</s> |
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hmm, yeah, optical scan on mouse that reads print, translates it to text and pastes it in an application. shirley this exists already! bun anyways. + |
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And don't call me Shirley. |
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Surely you know the spelling of the first
word. |
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the first word? the *very* first word? ever? in the history of man? i'm not even sure what that was, but i do know how to spell surely, i merely chose an alternate. it is one of those overused HB ploys. dates back there to viola and custard. |
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but thanks for checking on me... |
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+ here is a welcome bun [sirron]. |
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