Make: Online : Consolidate all those bonus cards (Barcodes)

Consolidate all those bonus cards (Barcodes)

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Clever, put all the barcodes on one card -

"I got sick and tired of having a dozen little "bonus" cards to carry around, so I made this simple fix. Basically, I just scanned in all my barcodes, fit them nicely into a row in photoshop and then printed them out onto a card. There are more detailed instructions that follow if you need them. This page shows the finished product." - Link.

Also, check out this comment from jeff_1868...

"Someone has come up with an online service. Simply, go to http://www.justoneclubcard.com/ and enter in the barcode numbers for 8 of your club cards. The service generates a card, front & back, with the barcodes for those 8 cards. It's free and you can create as many as you would like. If you cannot find a store listed, just e-mail him photocopies of your card & he will add it to the service."

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Posted by: screaminscott on January 23, 2007 at 1:56 PM

This is soooo cool!

I wish that cell phone displays were able to be read by barcode scanners, so I could just load images of the barcodes on my cell phone.

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Posted by: Sally599 on January 23, 2007 at 2:24 PM

nice!

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Posted by: 13erri_fu5i0n on February 12, 2007 at 2:55 PM

@ screaminscott
There already is technology that allows you to do that. There are special ccd camera's that you place your cell phone upto and it reads the codes.

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