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The GS1 UPC EAN Barcode Font Package includes professional TrueType, OpenType, PCL, and PostScript fonts for POS. Encoders are included for .NET, Java, Excel, Access, SSRS, Crystal Reports, Oracle, FileMaker, and more.

The GS1 Linear Barcode Font Suite includes fonts for GS1-128, GS1 DataBar and GS1 UPC/EAN in True Type, Open Type, and PostScript formats for use in Crystal Reports, Excel, SSRS, Java, .NET and more.

Programming tool for monochrome grayscale, and color GLCD, data array generator, Animation Editor, ANSI and Unicode Font editor. Supports monochrome, 2, 4 and 5bpp grayscale (2, 16, 32, 256 grey levels) GLCD of 8, 16, 256, 4096, 272k, 65K and 16M Color

GS1-128, DataBar, UPC/EAN, DataMatrix and QR Code barcodes are included in the new GS1 Linear + 2D Barcode Font Suite. This package is compatible with 32 and 64 bit OS systems and can be integrated into .NET, Java and Microsoft Office environments.

GS1-128, DataBar, UPC/EAN, DataMatrix and QR Code barcodes are included in the new GS1 Linear + 2D Barcode Font Suite. This package is compatible with 32 and 64 bit OS systems and can be integrated into .NET, Java and Microsoft Office environments.

Complete explanation is provided for each question in Learn mode, and actual exam environment is simulated in Exam mode. Options to save the results and reviewing questions are provided.

The PDF417 Font and Encoder enables printing of high-density PDF417 barcodes with TrueType, PCL and PostScript fonts. Includes ActiveX Control, Windows DLL, Java Library and .NET DLL, native formulas for Access and Crystal and new FileMaker object.

Create barcodes in SAP Crystal Reports with this UFL for 32 and 64-bit machines, which supports all popular Linear, USPS Intelligent Mail IMb, Universal, and DataBar barcode types. Royalty-free use with a purchase of any IDAutomation font license.

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.