Bar Code 128 4.1 - Print bar code 128 plus SCC-14 and SSCC-18

Bar Code 128

Bar Code 128: Print your own code128 from Windows! This bar code set includes OpenType and PostScript fonts and adds the ability to print barcodes to virtually any Windows program. Bar code 128 requires a checksum and lets you encode the entire ASCII character set, including control codes. Simply begin each barcode with a special start code, and end each bar code with a checksum and the stop character. Barcode 128 was designed for high density alphanumeric work. This font set includes all subsets (A, B, C, UCC/EAN, SCC-14, and SSCC-18) of bar code 128. Subsets A and B let you encode the full ASCII character set. Subset C is used for ultra high density numeric work. SSC-14 and SSCC-18 are used on shipping containers. This barcode package includes both the standard (barcodes only) and the human readable(bar codes with text or numbers below) versions of barcode 128. Each of these scalable bar code fonts comes in six different aspect ratios, so you can vary the height and width of the bars independent of each other. This allows you to print barcodes with the same height, but with a different bar thickness. Our software lets you print your own bar codes on your documents and packaging, or you can print sheets of labels with bar code 128 using our templates. Want to print bar codes in Access, Excel, or Word? We include VBA macro functions that do all the work for you. If you are unfamiliar with barcodes, just run the Bar128 utility program (included in this package) to build bar codes for you. The download version includes a manual in Rich Text format compatible with any Windows word processor. The physical package comes on CD with a printed manual. Six Subsets: A, B, C, and UCC/EAN in both standard and human readable versions Features: six aspect ratios of each bar code font Data Type: Alpha-Numeric+ (subsets A and B), Numeric (subset C) Checksum: Required Bar Code Length: Variable Requires: Laser or inkjet printer with at least 300 dpi resolution