Torben Gundtofte-Bruun

Thank you Mtettke - Avery 3667 is 48x17mm, and judging by your image that would imply that your barcode itself is **only 32x5mm** large. Your Paperless correctly recognizes this, right?

> send you the avery file for their online editor Ha, I made it work! Here are the steps to follow: https://imgur.com/a/XckgKxn

_edit: disregard this comment! I found it in the docs and am reviewing it now._ - The [intro of the configuration documentation](https://github.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx/blob/main/docs/configuration.md#configuration) page states that "If you run paperless on...

I have made test prints on plain paper where the barcode itself is 10x30mm (see final images in [this album](https://imgur.com/a/XckgKxn)), so the barcodes should be well readable even when printing...

I now scanned your sample file, and while it was scanned OK, the barcode was _not_ recognized. @mtettke123 how is your Docker configured? Did you add these two parameters in...

Apologies, all of this is not actually related to this pull request. I suggest that we move this conversation into a new Discussion issue instead: https://github.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx/discussions/2766

If you write in the `.env` file, then you must specify `=true`. If you write in the `.yml` file, then you must specify `: 1`. Yes, that can drive a...

Same for me, **on Chrome as well as Firefox**, on Win10.

> already solved using hook-scripts Oh, that would be wonderful! I could not find a hook that does this. Could you point me to it, please?

Ah, so you're saying it _can_ be done with hooks but that does not currently exist. I am trying to implement a hook like that, but it's new territory to...