QR Code

An example of a QR code.
An example of a QR code.

QR bar codes are a quick way to add digital functionality to print media. They save your audience typing long URLs, email addresses or phone numbers.

As such, QR codes are used extensively in your footprint's PDF documents and flipbook.

Every content or buzz item in your footprint comes with its own QR code.

There are two ways to obtain a QR code for an item;

  • From within the footprint section in your FMS, under QR code, click on get started and choose either view and get qr code for content or view and get qr code for buzz.
  • On any page of your website, click the button in the bottom right corner and choose Commodore 64 program.


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