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*[[mitigo.com]] - Maker of the First Commercial Visual Bar Code Decoder for handhelds. I think their CTO studied [[w:math]] in [[w:MIT]]. Their software can also read 2-dimensional matrices. Anybody have any leads on free software decoder?
*[[JXTA]] - Java P2P service platform: secure bandwidth, processing power, storage and backup sharing
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*[[JXTA]] - Java P2P service platform: secure bandwidth, processing power, storage and backup sharing
*[[mitigo.com]] - Maker of the First Commercial Visual Bar Code Decoder for handhelds. I think their CTO studied [[w:math]] in [[w:MIT]]. Their software can also read 2-dimensional matrices. Anybody have any leads on free software decoder?




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  • JXTA - Java P2P service platform: secure bandwidth, processing power, storage and backup sharing
  • mitigo.com - Maker of the First Commercial Visual Bar Code Decoder for handhelds. I think their CTO studied w:math in w:MIT. Their software can also read 2-dimensional matrices. Anybody have any leads on free software decoder?



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