How+To

**How to scan a QR Code:**
First, download a free QR code reader to your smartphone or tablet. A quick search of the Apple App Store will provide you with a list of free downloadable QR readers. For example, the QuickScan App from iHandy Inc. is a free app that works well.

scan in the square outlined by the white corners. || to pop up on an iPhone. ||= Clicking "open" on the previous screen will send you to the blog at http://qrinlibs.blogspot.ca/ ||
 * = [[image:edes545qrcodes/IMG_0423.PNG width="256" height="384"]] ||= [[image:edes545qrcodes/IMG_0434.PNG width="256" height="384" align="center"]] ||
 * = Downloading the QR reader app onto an iPhone. ||= Simply center the QR code that you wish to
 * = [[image:edes545qrcodes/IMG_0437.PNG width="256" height="384"]] ||= [[image:edes545qrcodes/IMG_0438.PNG width="256" height="384"]] ||
 * = Scanning the QR code will cause this screen

Develop a QR Code for your own use:
The QR code used in the demonstration above was developed using the website www.qurify.com. This website allows you to develop QR codes for free. Simply type in the text or website address that you want your QR code to represent. Then, click the Qurify! button. Once the QR code is developed, you are able to Download the code as a PNG or a JPG file. Finally, print the code to add to a library display, or copy and paste the JPG file into a digital document.