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The GS1 DataBar Image Generator allows easy generation of quality barcodes for pasting into other Windows applications or generation of high quality graphic image files for desktop publishing. Supports all DataBar variants.

Easily add dynamic server-side barcodes to web applications hosted on Microsoft IIS through ASP (Active Server Pages). Image specified URL that supports DataBar, Omni, Stacked, Expanded, Composite, PDF417, MicroPDF417, UPC/EAN, GS1-128 and Code 128.

Easily add dynamic server-side barcodes to web applications hosted on Microsoft IIS through ASP (Active Server Pages). Image specified URL that supports DataBar, Omni, Stacked, Expanded, Composite, PDF417, MicroPDF417, UPC/EAN, GS1-128 and Code 128.

Add GS1 Databar barcodes easily with this web control for ASP.NET web applications. Barcodes dynamically appear in the web browser as HQ images. Supports Databar, linear and 2D types including PDF417, MicroPDF417, UPC/EAN, GS1-128 and Code 128.

Add GS1 Databar barcodes easily with this web control for ASP.NET web applications. Barcodes dynamically appear in the web browser as HQ images. Supports Databar, linear and 2D types including PDF417, MicroPDF417, UPC/EAN, GS1-128 and Code 128.

Free Barcode Label Software empowers you to create attractive barcodes sticker using latest linear and 2D (Aztec, Databar, Codabar, Telepen etc.) font standard in very few mouse clicks.

This barcode package contains JavaBeans, Class Libraries, Applets and Servlets for barcoding in Java. Supports all DataBar versions including stacked, expanded and omni-directional, PDF417, MicroPDF417, UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN13, EAN8, GS1-128 and Code128.

Barcode label creator utility generates colored barcode in JPG, JPEG, BMP and GIF file format. Application allows you to create barcode label according to the business needs and specification. Software provides barcode preview before printing.

Databar Code 128 Set A barcodes can be printed using compatible software or printers. They can be read by scanners, mobile devices, and imaging equipment. Barcode scanners use light and sensors, while mobile devices use built-in cameras for scanning.