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QR code improvement – LibreOffice EasyHack

5 February 202313 July 2023

A QR code is a type of 2D barcode that is useful for encoding data, such as a URL, contact information and many other data types. One can scan the code via applications on mobile phones to capture a URL or import contact information. (more…)

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