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Fingerprint Reader Integration using the M2SYS SDK

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10 Aug 2009CPOL10 min read 318.1K   40.2K   118  
An article exploring integrating a fingerprint reader into a user's application
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namespace FingerPrintTest.Properties
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Software Developer (Senior) AB SCIEX
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I was born and grew up in Northern Germany grew up in Quebec in a French Language environment. I finished High School in Fergus, Ontario. After a 4 year training as a Pipe Organ Builder in Germany, I returned to Canada to get a B.Sc. in Computer Science. I'm currently working for a company called AB SCIEX working on Mass Spectrometer Software, am married, and have three often wonderful children. What you believe in matters - I am a follower of Jesus Christ - we attend a German-Lutheran congregation in downtown Toronto.

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