An installation is not necessary, the archive can be in any folder. The message on the smartphone is 'Contact Info Tap here to add '' to your contacts'. It looks good but although smartphones recognise that the qrcode is a vcard, none of the smartphones I have tested see any data. The Mailmerge works and I can create a qr code from the spreadsheet data. In most cases the program can then be started simply by a double-click on its JAR-archive. I am attempting to create a Vcard QRcode via mailmerge. Running the generator requires a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 or newer. The QR Code can be printed, saved as BMP, GIF or PNG, or copied to clipboard to use in other applications. Generates VCards of the upcoming v4 (RFC 6350). ) - the actual number depends on the Java Virtual Machine you are using. Supports a broad range of character encodings (ISO-8859-1, UTF-8, UTF-16.
You can import the cards via drag&drop or by selecting them in a file chooser dialog VCards up to version 3 (inclusive) are supported Inlined images can optionally be removed to reduce the size of the generated QR Code The orientation of both the code and the text can be changed, also the font and the font size. The so-called 'WiFi-Code' can optionally be printed as a folding card: after folding the printout the QR Code is on the front side, the credentials in plain text on the back side - this way you have all the information available you need to connect a device to the network, regardless of whether the device can read and interpret the code or not. WLAN credentials: SSID, network key and and network type (WEP, WPA/WPA2, not encrypted)
The 'Portable QR-Code Generator' is a free Java program which generates QR Codes from
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