Re: Bar Code Fonts

Fonts can be extremely difficult to use for anything other than Code 39 and they also do not produce very high quality bar codes.

The company that I work for sells a program called B-Coder and we also have a set of bar code DLLs that generate exceptionally high quality bar code graphics as windows metafiles. The B-Coder and the DLLs also do everything for you including calculating check digits and all the other important features of a bar code.
If you are looking to create perfect bar codes that will print perfectly on any printer, then B-Coder or our DLLs are the best solution available. If you are interested, please visit http://www.taltech.com
I believe that we have a nice demo of each package in the Free Software section of the web site.

On Tue, 23 Feb 1999 21:25:23 GMT, elfring8497_at_my-dejanews.com wrote:

>In article <36d1dff0.0_at_news.cyberlynk.net>,
> "David Muehlius" <dmuehlius_at_styberg.com> wrote:
>> I am trying to print out bar codes on some reports, but I can't find bar
>> code fonts that I can install on my computer to use. I would like the postal
>> bar code font and other standard bar codes, like 3 of 9, etc.
>>
>> I have looked in many places but can't seem to find it. If anyone knows of
>> a place I can find them, or has them and can email them to me I would be
>> forever grateful.
>>
>
>
>You can do this with bar code fonts. Check out the Elfring Fonts web site.
>Their bar coding web site has free working demos of all their bar code font
>sets. You also get both standard and human readable versions of each bar code.
>
>http://www.barcodingfonts.com
>
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Received on Tue Mar 02 1999 - 00:06:06 CET