Five developers spent Monday afternoon at a golf course new to R:BASE conferences. Moon Golf Club, in Moon Township, PA, is virtually adjacent to the Pittsburgh airport. Duey, Dewey, and Dewey (Heffelfinger, Brock, and Paul), played with Steve Sweeney and Bill Downall, who prefer not to be known hereafter as Hughie and Louie.
As with our usual courses in Murrysville and Irwin, PA, Moon was lovely, hilly, short, and inexpensive. Paul took so many pictures that we were afraid Tiger Woods caddy Steve Williams would appear to smash his camera. The weather was perfect. The course was not crowded, so five people playing together didn't disturb anyone. We finished in about three and a half hours, so catching a plane to California was still easy.
Everyone hit some really nice shots. And Duey birdied the first hole.
Monday, October 20, 2008
Capturing a signature from a handheld unit
Frank Taylor and Karen Tellef: Capturing a signature from a handheld unit and scanning back documents
Frank and Karen demonstrated an application they developed for Araho Transfer that enables the capture of signatures from handheld units. The application uses VB code to perform the actual signature-capture event. The signature is converted into a bitmap file which is stored on a central server.
It took a good bit of research to find the equipment that best fit the needs of the project. They settled on Fujitsu 5650C Scanners along with the bundled software Virtual ReScan by Kofax.
By taking advantage of today’s technology, with R:BASE as the centerpiece, Araho Transfer has made significant strides in their transition to a paperless office. Impressive indeed!
Frank and Karen demonstrated an application they developed for Araho Transfer that enables the capture of signatures from handheld units. The application uses VB code to perform the actual signature-capture event. The signature is converted into a bitmap file which is stored on a central server.
It took a good bit of research to find the equipment that best fit the needs of the project. They settled on Fujitsu 5650C Scanners along with the bundled software Virtual ReScan by Kofax.
By taking advantage of today’s technology, with R:BASE as the centerpiece, Araho Transfer has made significant strides in their transition to a paperless office. Impressive indeed!
Banquet Awards - Helping Hands
Conference Photographers - John Engwer, Ken Shapiro, Paul Dewey, Emmitt Dove
Foodies - Brad Davidson (Starbucks) and Tom Eldred (Restaurant Map); also not pictured: Cheryl McClure
Cruise Control - The Limas
Duffer - Steve SweeneyNot pictured: The BloggingHeads - Bogey Bill (Bill Downall), R Bang (Paul Dewey), RBDeveloper (Mike Ramsour), MANOPT ON (Emmitt Dove)
Not pictured: Fundraising - Adriana Montano and Claudine Robbins
Banquet Awards - Best Suggested Feature
The awards for Best Suggested Feature went to Mike Byerley (dllcall), Charlie Parks (PROPERTY everything), Jan Johansen (images in listviews) and Emmitt Dove (hide on startup) SupeR:Bug
Charlie Parks was recongnized for his thoroughly-detailed approach to bug reporting, complete with Powerpoint presentations with circles and arrows.Banquet Awards - Bug Finders Extraordinaire
The Bug Finders Extraordinaire - Buddy Walker, Bill Downall, Sami Aaron, Emmitt Dove and Charlie Parks
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