the bar code owner, you tell them to do so by phone, word of mouth, at point of sale, in printed materials, advertising, stickers on packaging or inserts in packaging, and any other media. All that needs to be communicated are the words 'enter the bar code at keyword.com'. You may choose to elaborate on this - or not - as you see fit.

The people you tell. You can use your bar code at keyword.com for consumers, retailers, distributors, or anyone else in the supply chain to send them to password and non-password protected web pages by entering the bar code. Most will only know to enter your specific bar code if you tell them to.

Yes. Users enter the UPC bar code number at keyword.com the same way the checkout people do in place of the UPC bar code scanner.

You can enter your registered bar code at any time from any computer with an Internet connection to see it go to the associated web page.

No. People enter the UPC bar code number in the search box at keyword.com, click 'GO', and go direct to the web page the bar code owner has associated with that bar code.

All registration codes must be entered exactly as printed in your confirmation email. Additionally, these registration codes are case-sensitive. The easiet way to make sure that you are entering the correct registration code is to copy and paste it directly from your confirmation email.

Yes, and non-stop. Unlike a search engine (that provides multiple results the user may click on), entering a bar code at keyword.com goes direct-to-content, meaning directly to the web page (and content) you associate with the bar code when it is registered in our registry. Others may toss around the term 'direct to content' yet keyword.com truly is. Users enter the bar code and go directly to the associated Site in the same window (not a pop up).

No. Bar code service is a service paid for by bar code owners enabling them to use bar code numbers to send people to web pages. keyword.com does nothing more with bar code numbers entered.

People stay at keyword.com for a very short period of time... just long enough to enter a bar code and click 'GO'. At that point they are no longer at keyword.com. As a result, keyword.com has tremendous capacity and can handle tremendous load.

The entire Keyword.com Internet Bar Code Registry system is based on the exact same keyword.com technology and infrastructure that has been reliably serving Sites and users with Internet keyword service since 1997. Bar Codes, Phone Numbers, and Internet Keywords all work with the same reliable system that never allows duplicate registrations and always sends users direct to web Sites.

The ST8300 can perform an automatic "Enter" (carriage return) at the end of each bar code or MICR scan. This is called a suffix. If the check reader is connected to the PC via the keyboard port, turn to the Output Parameters Selection in your Programming Menu and scan "Enter". Next, turn to the bar code chart found the inside back cover of the book, and scan XI, 9, 9, 0, D, F, F, Exit.

automatic "Enter" (carriage return) can be programmed in at the end of the bar code scan. This is called a suffix. If the scanner is connected to a PC via the keyboard port, go to section 2 in your User Guide and scan the bar code titled "Add a Carriage Return Suffix to All Symbologies".

The ST5400 can perform an automatic "Enter" (carriage return) at the end of the bar code scan. This is called a suffix. If the scanner is connected to a PC via the keyboard port, turn to Section 1 in your User Guide. Scan the "Program Carriage Return Suffix" bar code. If the scanner is connected to a different type of terminal, check the Interface Keys table near the back of the User Guide to determine which key is the "Enter" key, and program that key as a suffix.

The ST6920 can perform an automatic "Enter" (carriage return) at the end of the magnetic stripe data. This is called a suffix. The suffix is programmed by dip switches located on the bottom of the device. The settings are defined in your User Guide. To program a carriage return after each track, set switch 4 ON and switch 5 OFF. To program a carriage return at the end of all the data, set switch 4 to OFF and switch 5 to ON.

The ST3400 can perform an automatic "Enter" (carriage return) at the end of the bar code scan. This is called a suffix. If the ST3400 is connected to a PC via the keyboard port, go to the end of Section 2- "Quick Start Programming" in your User Guide, and scan the "Program Carriage Return Suffix" bar code.

The IT3800 can perform an automatic "Enter" (carriage return) at the end of the bar code scan. This is called a suffix. If the scanner is connected to a PC via the keyboard port, go to Section 4 - "Data Editing" in your User Guide, and scan the "Add CR Suffix All Symbologies" bar code.

automatic "Enter" (carriage return) can be programmed in at the end of the bar code scan. This is called a suffix. If the scanner is connected to a PC via the keyboard port, go to section 2 in your User Guide and scan the bar code titled "Add a Carriage Return Suffix to All Symbologies".