How to Display QR Codes in your Microsoft Access Database Forms

In this video, I will show you how to use the Google Charts API and the WebBrowser Control to display QR Codes (2D barcodes) in your Microsoft Access Forms. QR Codes are great for detailed product info, employee name badges, whole web page URLS, or any time you want to display an image for someone to scan with their phone to get detailed information. Anna from Madison, Wisconsin (a Platinum Member) inquires: I watched your previous videos on scanning and printing barcodes. They&been very helpful for my business. Thanks! I would love to be able to print employee ID badges with QR codes on them containing their Employee ID number, first and last names, and some other information. Is this possible with Microsoft Access? BONUS FOR MEMBERS: Silver Members and up get access to an Extended Cut of this video. Members will learn how to download the QR code from the web and save it as a local file on their hard drive, in a folder under their current database folder. Then, you will see how to display that file as an image in a report so we can print employee name badges. MEMBERS VIDEO: BECOME A MEMBER: BARCODE LESSONS: LINKS: GOOGLE CHARTS: OTHER FREE ONLINE BARCODE GENERATORS: COURSES: FREE TEMPLATE DOWNLOADS: ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: KEYWORDS: microsoft access, ms access, qr codes, 2d barcode, WebBrowser, URLDownloadToFile, printing qr codes, qr codes labels, free qr codes in access QUESTIONS: Please feel free to post your questions or comments below. Thanks.