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PDF documents often contain structured data in the form of tables, making them a valuable source of information for various applications. With the help of a C# PDF library, developers can easily read and extract table data from PDF documents.

Code 128 is a high-density linear barcode symbology used in various industries, including retail, automotive, healthcare, shipping, library and manufacturing. It is versatile and can encode large amounts of data in a small space, and inventory.

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.

Code Reviewer lets developers review each other's source code changes before they are checked into the version control system. Comment on specific lines of code. Any number of reviewers. All comments checked in when review is complete.

Code Historian performs file-differencing and code analysis, and assists with code reviews in SourceSafe, Perforce, or CVS. No server installation. Integrates with Visual Studio 6.0, .NET, and 2003. Also available in Explorer and on command-line.

This is a package of our Code 39 fonts in TrueType, PostScript and PCL formats. Several heights and versions are provided. Includes tools, macros and source code. Complies to Logmars, AIM, ANSI and CEN specifications.

Code anything easily with this flexible and extensible editor supporting multitudes of programming and scripting languages.

A VB 6.0 Add-In that provides functionality similar to the Visual Studio .NET IDE view of code, with the ability to collapse sections of code to get a higher level view of the code logic. You can also create custom folders to place files into.

A fun program that outputs text as Morse code. Supplied with a library of assorted sounds including Morse code at 20 to 100 wpm and other novelty code sounds such as simulated transmissions from antique spark transmitters...or roll your own sounds.