Print bar code 3/9 directly from any Windows program using TrueType or PostScript fonts. You get human readable versions of barcode 3/9 with text on the top or bottom. We also include Visual Basic macro functions for Excel and Access, plus Word label templates. Our Bar39f utility program calculates bar code layouts for you. This package handles Full ASCII mode too.
Print your own bar code 2/5 interleaved or ITF-14 directly from any Windows program using TrueType or PostScript fonts. The bar code set includes standard and human readable versions and both come with and without bearer bars. Each style of bar code is available in 5 different aspect ratios. We also include VBA functions for Excel and Access, Word label templates, and our Bar25 utility to build encoding strings for these fonts.
Print bar code 3/9 directly from any Windows program using TrueType or PostScript fonts. You get both standard and human readable versions of barcode 3/9 each in six different aspect ratios. This lets you vary the width of the bars independently from the height. We also include VBA functions for Excel and Access, plus Word label templates. Our Bar39 utility program calculates bar code layouts for you. This package handles Full ASCII mode too.
Here's an easy way to print bar codes from Windows! This set contains 14 scalable TrueType bar code font formats: 2/5, 2/5 interleaved, 3/9, OCR-A, OCR-B, PostNet, and UPC-A fonts. You also get VBA functions for Excel and Access, Word label templates, plus our BarMore utility program for creating bar codes. Complete documentation on bar coding is included.
These TrueType and PostScript bar code fonts print EAN 8, 13, & Bookland codes. Includes 5 different aspect ratios, to vary the height and width of the bars independent of each other. EAN bar codes encode fixed length numeric data. A checksum is required. Our bar code font set includes VBA functions for Excel and Access, Word label templates, plus BAREAN.EXE a utility, which calculates checksums and automatically formats these bar codes for you.
These UPC TrueType and PostScript bar code fonts print UPC-A and UPC-E and 2 or 5 digit supplemental codes. They include 5 different aspect ratios, to vary the height and width of the bars independently. A checksum is required, and checksum calculation is complex. Includes VBA functions for Excel and Access, Word label templates, plus BARUPC.EXE a utility, which calculates checksums and automatically formats these bar codes for you.
FontRenamer is free and renames truetype font files (*.ttf) to the real name of the typefaces. Meaningful file names are best for easy management. Simply select a folder of font files and click Rename button. »Arial bold italic.ttf« instead of »arialbi.ttf« or »Brush Script.ttf« instead of »brushscn.ttf«. FontRenamer is available in English and German language (auto detect).
ImagesInfo Barcode Generator is a software component for creating high resolution, print quality barcode. With Barcode Generator, you can always get high quality linear barcode no matter the resolution of devices. It is designed for easy usage. You can use it in your application with your Visual Basic, Visual C++, Visual C#, and Delphi IDE. Or, use it directly in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access.
Aeromium Barcode Fonts is a set of high quality, professional and premium barcode fonts for your organization. Each of the fonts has been carefully developed and crafted to ensure maximum scannability and readability. The barcodes supported are used and adopted commonly in many industries. All the barcode fonts have been designed to meet strict industry specifications, including the latest SUNRISE requirements.
Whether you need to print fixed barcodes or automate barcode printing by fetching data from a database, Label Flow barcode software has it all. Label Flow barcode software also includes an integrated database editor and advanced data filtering tools. Label Flow barcode software easily interfaces with nearly all thermal and barcode label printers so you don't need to worry about device compatibility.
