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Morovia Interleaved25 font consists of 10 true type fonts and a tool kit. At any point size, there are 5 different barcode heights to choose from. At any height, the user has 2 options: either with human readable text or without.

The Native Generator creates bar-codes in Oracle Reports without the installation of additional fonts or other components. Supported symbologies include Code 128, GS1-128, Code 39, Codabar, Interleaved 2 of 5, ITF, PostNet and Planet.

Barcodesoft UPC EAN Premium Package empowers you to print multiple barcode formats from desktop printers: UPCA, UPCE, EAN13, EAN8, ISBN(Bookland).There are 6 fonts, a crystal reports UFL DLL and a GUI encoder included in the package

Barcodesoft UPC EAN Premium Package empowers you to print multiple barcode formats from desktop printers: UPCA, UPCE, EAN13, EAN8, ISBN(Bookland).There are 6 fonts, a crystal reports UFL DLL and a GUI encoder included in the package

The GS1 DataBar Barcode Font by IDAutomation.com allows easy generation of DataBar barcodes from a TrueType, PostScript, OpenType or PCL font within Windows, MAC, Linux and Unix systems. The download includes encoders for .NET, VB, Java, and C++.

The GS1 DataBar Barcode Font by IDAutomation.com allows easy generation of DataBar barcodes from a TrueType, PostScript, OpenType or PCL font within Windows, MAC, Linux and Unix systems. The download includes encoders for .NET, VB, Java, and C++.

The GS1 DataBar Barcode Font by IDAutomation.com allows easy generation of DataBar barcodes from a TrueType, PostScript, OpenType or PCL font within Windows, MAC, Linux and Unix systems. The download includes encoders for .NET, VB, Java, and C++.

The Code 128 Universal Barcode Font provides compatibility with all countries, locales and operating systems. This font is unique because other Code 128 fonts use extended ASCII characters that are different in various other countries and locales.

Create code 128 barcodes with TrueType, OpenType, PostScript and PCL font versions designed for Mac. This implementation is unique from Windows-based Code 128 fonts because these use extended ASCII characters that differ on the Mac.