C# QR Code Reader Blog 2023.1.11395
our end users expect complete versatility in any new website or mobile application they download. That is why you need to meet those demands with innovative solutions that do not require massive upfront costs or long-term subscriptions. With the new C# QR Reader Blog from the expert development team at IronSoftware, you get a simplified solution to adding, editing, manipulating, and creating QR codes inside your native application. That includes being able to customize all sorts of additional information like text, margins, and more.
With this simplified solution, you can craft customized ID cards for a new conference that attaches social media and resume information to each attendee. Or introduce a touchless menu solution for your local food truck. This fantastic enhancement could even revolutionize your inventory management with additional info on each product a customer scans, so their brand loyalty increases with each visit to your local store.
The QR code reader C# allows for complete document support, including working with popular image formats (jpg, png, gif, tiff, bmp), HTML, PDF, text, and more. By easily editing simple binary code, you can redirect people who scan these custom QR codes to engaging websites, custom purchase URLs, and other tailored information that elevate their experience with your customers' businesses.
You can download a free 30-day version of this new tool by visiting https://www.nuget.org/packages/barcode. The team at IronSoftware also included a resource heavy document for you to explore at https://ironsoftware.com/csharp/barcode/blog/using-ironbarcode/csharp-qr-code-reader-tutorial. This can be quickly integrated into any VB or C# project without requiring numerous other applications.
With only one quick addition to your project, you can drastically increase the value of your app for any target market. Download a copy of C# QR code reader today.
Requirements
Changes: 2023.1.11395
Fixed:
a bug when installing BarCode for use on .NET Framework
a bug when creating a Code39 Barcode containing '%'
a bug when reading a Tiff image and returning incorrect colors
a bug where ToHtmlTag() was not applying custom width
