Create Code 39 barcodes in any program supporting TrueType fonts.Code 39 (also called Code 3 of 9) is a commonly used non-retail symbology. There is no check digit calculation required. Simply type the asterisk (*) character before and after your barcode (ie. *1234*) and that's it!
This package contains 12 high quality versions of the font at various sizes to match your needs.
What's Included
BarCodeWiz Font Tool
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Our Font Tool is a stand-alone windows application for generating
Code 39 barcodes.
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Full-featured source code examples
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BarCodeWiz barcode fonts come with full featured examples with
source code. You may use them as a starting point for your own application or
simply reuse parts of code.
Shown here is a part of our Visual Basic 6 example program.
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Excel toolbar and macros
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Creating barcodes in Excel is as easy as 1-2-3.
Step 1. Select a single cell or a range of cells.
Step 2. Click on Selection To Barcodes on the toolbar.
Step 3. Your data is automatically converted to appropriate barcodes. Any
check digits are calculated and appended if necessary.
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Excel spreadsheet functions
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You may use our formulas directly on your spreadsheet.
In this example, we use the formula =Code39(A1) in cell
B1. This means that the data from A1 is encoded to the proper barcode
string and shown in B1.
Any changes in column A will be automatically reflected in
column B.
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I needed to be able to embed a barcode in several documents - using a card for customer charges in a POS system. [...] Works as advertised... very good product. Thomas Wootton
BRM, Inc
Kingston, OK
I had just created a new consumer product and needed to produce bar codes for it. It was relatively easy to produce the bar code, esp with the immediate help I received from your help desk. Works great, great price!Tally Oliveau
Papier Studio, LLC