Version Differences for Data Edit - Opticon Technical Support Portal

Opticon’s DataEdit™ (Data Editing) gives the end user the capability to qualify, extract and/or manipulate the decoded data string from a bar code’s default output into a more desired format that the end user can use.

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There are two parts to each DataEdit, a Cut Script and a Paste Script. The cut script is used to qualify (specific code symbology and perhaps a specific format), and group specific sections of a barcode. The paste script is used to configure the output and layout of the data.

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There are two parts to each DataEdit, a Cut Script and a Paste Script. The cut script is used to qualify (specific code symbology and perhaps a specific format), and group specific sections of a barcode into data buffers to be used by the next section, the "Paste Script". The paste script is used to output, add to, manipulate or delete the individual data buffers (obtained by the Cut Script) so-as to format the output into a user desired new form of the original scanned data.

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 Opticon’s DataEdit™ (Data Editing) gives the end user the capability to qualify, extract and/or manipulate the decoded data string from a bar code’s default output into a more desired format that the end user can use.
-								There are two parts to each DataEdit, a Cut Script and a Paste Script. The cut script is used to <u>qualify</u> (specific code symbology and perhaps a specific format), and <u>group</u> specific sections of a barcode. The paste script is used to configure the output and layout of the data.
+								There are two parts to each DataEdit, a Cut Script and a Paste Script. The cut script is used to <u>qualify</u> (specific code symbology and perhaps a specific format), and <u>group</u> specific sections of a barcode into data buffers to be used by the next section, the "Paste Script". The paste script is used to output, add to, manipulate or delete the individual data buffers (obtained by the Cut Script) so-as to format the output into a user desired new form of the original scanned data.
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