Article in Library Progress (International) · January 2020 doi: 10. 5958/2320-317X

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Reprographic, Micrographic & Digital Scanning Service 
These technology is very popular in every library and almost every libraries are using it’s globally. 
On the demand of the users libraries provide the photocopies services of the documents, which called 
reprographic services. Microform is a standard term for all information carriers which use microfilm 
for the high-density recording and storage of optically encoded information in the form of micro 
images of the printed document, bit patterns or holograms. In modernization of the library scanner 
give his place as a important equipment, it is useful of scanning text, images and content of book etc
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now a day’s most advanced book scanner are also available in market which scan whole book in 
rapid of time which help for establishing a digital and virtual library. 
 
 
 
Figure 5: 
Reprographic, Micrographic & Digital Scanning Service 

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Dr. Anubhav Shah, Rukhsar Bano
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QR Code 
A QR code i.e. Quick Response code
They are also known as 2d codes, 2d barcodes, or mobile codes. The QR code typically appears as a 
small white square with black geometric shapes, though colored QR codes are also now being used. 
The information hold by QR codes is 
a QR code can be a URL, a phone number, an SMS message, a V
as QR because they allow the contents to be decoded at 
There are two types QR codes- 
 
Static and Dynamic
Dynamic are two type of QR code where dynamic QR code is editable anytime even after printing. 
The image of QR code is given below
 Features of QR Code technology
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• Free and open sources technology
• High storage capacity of data
• Small space required for print
• Reading capability of QR Code from any direction 
• Capability to restore partially data or content of damaged QRc Requirements for scanning QR code
• Smart phone with QR Code reader/scanner or 
• Handy scanner/handy terminals/fixed scanner 
• Internet Facility
• Printer Process