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- BackColor
- BackStyle
- Barcode
- BarcodeColor
- BarcodeTextColor
- BarcodeTextFont
- BarcodeTextVisible
- BarcodeTextPosition
- BarcodeTextStretch
- BarHeight
- BearerBars
- BottomText
- BottomTextAlignment
- BottomTextColor
- BottomTextFont
- BottomTextVisible
- ControlAlignment
- ControlAutosize
- DataMatrixSize
- LinkedCell
- OptionalCheckChar
- Orientation
- OutlineColor
- OutlineStyle
- OutlineVisible
- OutlineWidth
- Padding Left/Top/Right/Bottom
- PDF417Columns
- PDF417ErrorCorrectionLevel
- PDF417RowHeight
- PDF417Truncated
- Picture
- QRCodeErrorCorrectionLevel
- QRCodeSize
- QuietZone Horizontal/Vertical
- Symbology
- TopText
- TopTextAlignment
- TopTextColor
- TopTextFont
- TopTextVisible
- UnitOfMeasure
- VerticalBarTextEntry
- WideToNarrowRatio
- XDimension
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Barcode ActiveX Control
Verify
This method verifies that the current bar code is valid.
Syntax
BarCodeWiz1.Verify( barcode As String ) As Boolean
By supplying the optional barcode value, you may check whether a bar code is valid without changing the bar code value of the component.
Examples
BarCodeWiz1.Symbology = Code_39 ' Change the barcode type to Code 39 BarCodeWiz1.Barcode = "1234ABC" Dim bResult As Boolean bResult = BarCodeWiz1.Verify ' 1234ABC is a valid Code 39 barcode. Verify() returns True ' This line checks for validity of the barcode ' without setting the value of BarCodeWiz1.Barcode bResult = BarCodeWiz1.Verify("1234abc") ' If the value is valid then set the barcode If bResult Then BarCodeWiz1.Barcode = "1234abc"