QR Code "The Big Thing"

QR Code:  The Big Thing                  

Let’s assume you are going to speak at an event so it might be possible that after your presentation some people want to have a “Soft Copy” of your presentation.

How would to distribute your file?

> Collect the email Id of all people and send slides as an attachment.

> Or you can upload your slides on some websites like Google Docs. Am I Right?

Ok Now I will explain the third and best method- QR Code. QR is short for Quick Response (they can be read quickly by a cell phone). Yu have to do just one thing that put the QR code image in the last slide, people can scan the code with their mobile phones and the presentation file would automatically download on to their phones. No need to write URLs.

 How is it? Cool ... yah I know that

By using TagMyDoc service you can easily convert your documents and presentations in QR Code.

Just upload your file to TagMyDoc and it will automatically generate a QR Code and you can put that code in your slide so that people can easily download your file through their cell phone.

The service supports Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, PDFs and most common images formats.

You can use TagMyDoc without registration but in that case, the uploaded documents will expire after two weeks. They are also working on plug-in for Word and PowerPoint that will help you tag files from within Microsoft Office itself.

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