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Seven reasons you need Barcode ActiveX Control:
It's Easy! - Insert into your document, type the barcode into the Barcode field, and click Print.
Versatile - Use it in your favorite programs. Easily integrate with MS Office, VB6, .NET, Visual C++, and other programs that take
advantage of ActiveX technology. Includes most of the popular barcode types (see the list)
User Friendly - Made a mistake? No time to read the manual? No problem. BarCodeWiz walks you
right through. For example, if you enter an invalid character, it will show you exactly which character it is.
High Performance - Do you need a lot of barcodes?
BarCodeWiz can generate a million barcodes in about 20 seconds. If you
distribute your own programs, you will be happy to know that only one file,
barcodewiz.dll needs to be added to your program. And it's only 256kb (110kb
compressed)!
BarCodeWiz was written entirely in ATL / C++ for maximum performance.
High Quality - Uses vector graphics for highest quality images. This is important with
barcode scanners, which demand highly accurate images. It means no more scanning errors!
Error Proof - Takes care of the mundane details: start/stop characters, check digits, minimum dimensions, maximum characters, quiet zones, and more.
No Barcode Fonts! - BarCodeWiz barcode ActiveX draws barcodes as images, and does not require the purchase of any barcode fonts nor any additional software.
Some of the Features Include:
- Easy to use in MS Access, Word, Excel, FoxPro, Visual Basic,
Visual C++, Borland Delphi, and many other programs. May be used in ASP (Active
Server Pages) to create barcodes in web pages.
- All popular barcode types - Code 39, Code 39 Extended, Code 128
A, B, C, and Auto, UCC / EAN 128, Interleaved 2 of 5, Standard 2 of 5, Code 93
(auto switch to extended mode), Code 11, Codabar, MSI Plessey, UPC A, UPC E, EAN
13, EAN 8, USPS Intelligent Mail, PostNet, Royal Mail, PDF417, DataMatrix, QR Code (2D barcodes)
- Ready for your own use examples in Word, Access, Excel, Visual
Basic, Visual C++, VB.NET, C#, and Delphi
- Allows for data binding. Create barcode labels based on your data tables.
- Copy to Clipboard as a picture (metafile)
- Save to disk as EMF, WMF, BMP, and GIF
- Automatically calculates required and optional check digits
- Adjustable Orientation (0, 90, 180, and 270 degrees)
- Adjustable bar thickness and height
- Bearer bars for better scanning accuracy
- Adjustable Background and Foreground colors
- Opaque / Transparent background
- Allows the use of any installed fonts for human readable text and comment lines above and below the barcode.
- Adjustable horizontal alignment for any text
- Seven border types
- Six quiet zone (margin space) sizes
- Stretch human-readable barcode text to be equal to the width of the barcode
- May be used as a DLL, allowing for dynamic creation of barcodes and printing in the background
- No additional DLL files are required for redistribution.
- Several events are available for easy integration with your programs - Click, DblClick, MouseDown, MouseMove, MouseUp
| Symbology Name |
Description |
| Code 39 |
Most commonly used non-retail symbology. Note that
the leading and trailing asterisks (*) are added automatically if not supplied.
Characters allowed:
0-9; A-Z; -.$*/+%, and space |
| Code 39 Extended |
Allows all ASCII 128 characters to be encoded by
using a double-character format. Most scanners will need to be switched to the
extended mode in order to recognize this. |
|
Code 128 A
|
Allows all ASCII values between 0 and 96. This
includes special characters, such as tab or escape. |
| Code 128 B |
Allows all ASCII values between 32 and 127.
(Unlike Code 128 A, it allows the use of lower-case letters) |
| Code 128 C |
High density, numeric only |
| Code 128 Auto |
Automatically chooses the best Code 128 subset. |
| UCC EAN 128 |
Commonly used in hospital and logistics
applications. |
| Interleaved 2 of 5 |
Hight density, numeric only symbology. Must have an
even number of digits. |
| Standard 2 of 5 |
Numeric-only, low density. Commonly used in
libraries, blood banks, and parcels. |
| Code 93 |
Superset of Code 39. If required, it switches to
Code 93 Extended automatically. |
| Code 11 |
Uses numbers 0-9 and the dash symbol "-" |
| Codabar |
Numeric-only symbology. Each barcode, however, must
start and end with the letters A,B,C or D. |
| MSI Plessey |
Numeric only symbology |
| UPC A |
Used in retail environments in North America |
| UPC E |
Shorter version of UPC-A.
Not all UPC-A numbers can be converted to UPC-E |
| EAN 13 |
Used in retail environments outside of North America. |
| EAN 8 |
Similar to EAN 13, but EAN 8 numbers are not derived from EAN 13 (as is the case with UPC). |
| Intelligent Mail |
Used by the United States Postal Service |
| PostNet |
Used by the United States Postal Service |
| RoyalMail |
Used by the UK Royal Mail |
| PDF 417 |
High density 2D Symbology, capable of encoding up to
2710 characters in a single barcode. PDF417 is capable of encoding all 256 ASCII characters. |
| Data Matrix |
High density 2D Symbology, capable of encoding up to
3116 characters in a single barcode. |
| QR Code |
High density 2D matrix symbology capable of encoding up to 7089 characters in a barcode |
Examples of barcodes created with BarCodeWiz Barcode ActiveX Control:
