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Generate QR-Code & GS1-QR Code symbols in FileMaker natively without any additional components, fonts, linked fields or database relationships. A GS1 HRI component is also included in this package to parse out and format text.

The Crystal Reports Barcode Generator is a native object that is inserted into a Crystal Report that generates dynamic barcodes based on data provided. No other fonts or components are required to generate or distribute reports to recipients.

The Crystal Reports Native Barcode Generator is a barcode script that is easily integrated into a report by copying, pasting and connecting the data source. Once installed, no other components or fonts need to be installed to create barcodes.

Easily generate Code 128 and other linear barcodes in SSRS, Report Builder and RDL files with a symbology specific script that stays within the report or natively embedded in the report for distribution, without any additional fonts or components.

Easily generate Code 128 and other linear barcodes in SSRS, Report Builder and RDL files with a symbology specific script that stays within the report or natively embedded in the report for distribution, without any additional fonts or components.

Generate QR Code, PDF417 and Data Matrix barcodes in web-based applications with the ASP.NET 2D Barcode Generator. Insert a call to an ASPX script file, located on an ASP.NET enabled web server, in any application where barcodes are needed.

Generate QR Code, PDF417 and Data Matrix barcodes in web-based applications with the ASP.NET 2D Barcode Generator. Insert a call to an ASPX script file, located on an ASP.NET enabled web server, in any application where barcodes are needed.

Code 128 is a high-density barcode that encodes all 128 ASCII characters, including letters, numbers, and special characters. Likewise, QR codes are 2D barcodes that encode extensive information such as text, URLs, and contact details.

Code 128 Set B barcode is made up of four different parts: first is start code, second is data code, third is check digit, and last is stop code. Every character that is being encoded has a different arrangement of bars and spaces in the data code.