
(AKA Rationalized Codabar, USD-4, NW-7 & 2 of 7 Code)

IDAutomation's Codabar Font Advantage Package contains TrueType, PostScript, PCL,
BDF and FON Codabar barcode fonts for support on Windows, Macintosh, UNIX and other
operating systems. If you are only interested in TrueType barcode fonts for Windows
only, look at EZ Barcode Font
Package for Windows.
This Package is much more than just a few fonts. The Codabar Font Advantage Package
contains 12 different font versions in 6 font formats. You also receive font tools,
macros and source code to help you integrate the fonts into your application.
Implementing solutions with our fonts provides a high level of scalability with operating
system, application and printer independence.
Codabar Symbology Information
- The Codabar bar code symbology is used for various numeric bar coding applications
including libraries, blood banks and parcels. Codabar was designed for character
self-checking eliminating the requirement for checksum characters. However, checksum
characters in the Codabar barcode are optional and they do maximize data integrity.
- The symbology of the Codabar character set consists of bar code symbols representing
characters 0-9, Letters A to D and the following symbols: - . $ / +. Additional data
can be encoded in the actual choice of start and stop codes. The letters A, B C and D
are used for start and stop codes. For example, if you want to print the data 2727 in
the Codabar barcode font you would print A2727B with the Codabar font selected.
Codabar Font Advantage Package Features
With this package you receive twelve different font versions in six font formats. You
also receive font tools, macros and source code to help you integrate the fonts into
your application. Details of the Codabar Font Advantage Package are as follows:
- Easy to use -- our Codabar fonts are easy to use in applications and can
be entered directly from the keyboard. All barcodes require a start and stop character
and these can also be entered from the keyboard. For example, to create a barcode that
encodes the data "1234" with the Codabar Font, you: (1) select the font from the list
of fonts in your application; (2) type the start character, in this case it is "A";
(3) type the data, in this case it is "1234"; (4) type the stop character, in this
case it is "B"; and then change the font back to the default font of your document.
- Multiple Versions Provided -- the Codabar barcode fonts are scaleable and
should be printed at the correct font size to suit your application and scanning
equipment. Twelve (12) versions of the Codabar barcode fonts are provided to support
human readable versions and different width and height requirements. Fonts beginning
with AdvHr are human readable versions with the translation below the barcode. The
last character in the Codabar barcode font name determines the height of the barcode
with the shortest being AdvCBa and the tallest being AdvCBf. To determine which Codabar
barcode font to use, first print out the AdvCBb barcode font at various font sizes to
determine which size is the smallest that will work with your scanning equipment. Then,
choose the tallest version that will fit in your scanning area.
- Industry Standards -- the IDAutomation.com, Inc. Codabar barcode fonts have
been developed according to Rationalized Codabar standards. Rationalized Codabar is 100%
compatible with traditional Codabar and just as secure with the added benefit of higher
density.
- Tools Provided -- to help users integrate barcodes into their applications, we
provide font automation tools such as MS Office Macros for Word,
Excel and Access, Visual Basic,
ANSI C and C++ Source Code, ActiveX
DLLs for development platforms that support Microsoft's ActiveX / COM technology,
Crystal Reports User Function Libraries (UFLs) and a check digit
calculation application with Visual Basic source code. The DLLs, macros, UFLs and code
provided automatically format the start, stop and check characters to the barcode font.
- Calculated Field Use -- Our Codabar fonts can be easily printed or displayed as calculated fields in applications by selecting the font for the field and using the following formula examples to calculate the field:
- Lotus Notes (Use for Barcoding in forms and views): "A" + DataField + "B"
- Lotus Approach: Combine ('A', DataField, 'B')
- Lotus 123 for Windows - enter in another cell, text data from cell B4:
("A"&B4&"B")
- Lotus 123 for Windows - converts a number in cell B7 to text for barcoding:
("A"&@STRING(B7,0)&"B")
- Clarion: loc:barcode='A'&left(clip(DataField))&'B'
- Microsoft Access: =("A"&[DataField] & "B")
- Microsoft Excel - enter in another cell, text data from cell B2: =("A"&B2&"B")
- Formats Provided -- when you purchase a license for this font, you will receive all versions in a single ZIP file. The manual is supplied in a file named "1readme.htm" in the ZIP file. The following fonts are included:
- TrueType fonts are supplied in PC and Macintosh format. The PC TrueType fonts
are compatible with all versions of Microsoft Windows including Windows 3.1, 95, 98, ME,
NT and Windows 2000. The Macintosh TrueType fonts are compatible with System 7.1 and above.
- PostScript Type 1 fonts are supplied in binary, ASCII and Macintosh versions.
- Also included in this package are PCL, BDF and FON bitmap fonts in 9, 12, 18
and 24 points.
- With the purchase of a Developer license you may convert our fonts to TrueDoc,
OpenType, AFP and other formats.
Codabar Fonts Specifications
Licensing Agreement
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