ActiveBarcode for developers

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ActiveBarcode for developers

http://www.activebarcode.com/

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Content

About this manual...1

Setup ActiveBarcode...2

Visual Studio 2012 Barcodes in projects...3

Visual Basic Barcodes in projects...8

Visual C# and C++ Barcodes in projects...13

Delphi 2005−XE2 Barcodes in projects...19

Delphi 4−7 Barcodes in projects...24

VisualBasicScript Barcodes in projects...28

JavaScript Barcodes in projects...29

Lotus Domino, LotusScript Barcodes in projects...30

Access 2010 Barcodes in reports...31

Access 2010 Barcodes in Forms...36

Access 2007 Barcodes in reports...40

Access 2007 Barcodes in Forms...45

Access 2000, XP, 2003 Barcodes in reports...48

Access 2000, XP, 2003 Barcodes in forms...52

ActiveBarcode Control (OCX)...56

Property Dialog: General...58

Property Dialog: Fonts...60

Property Dialog: Colors...62

Property Dialog: Layout...63

ActiveBarcode Commandline Tool...65

Barcode types...68 OCX: Properties...72 OCX: Methods...74 OCX: Events...76 Property: Text...77 i

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Content

Property: ShowText...78 Property: Type...79 Property: Rotate...85 Property: Alignment...86 Property: TypeName...87 Property: IsValid...88 Property: IsSizeOk...89 Property: Checksum...90 Property: Picture...91 Property: BackColor...92 Property: ForeColor...93 Property: Font...94 Property: Version...95 Property: BorderHeight...96 Property: BorderWidth...97 Property: MaxBorderHeight...98 Property: MaxBorderWidth...99 Property: NotchHeightInPercent...100 Property: PrintFix...101 Property: AutoType...102 Method: CopyToClipboard...103 Method: CopyToClipboardBySize...104 Method: CreatePictureBySize...105 Method: SaveAs...106 Method: SaveAsBySize...107 Method: SaveAsBySizeExtended...108

ActiveBarcode Control: Image file options...110

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Method: SetDemoText...112 Method: AboutBox...113 Method: BinaryWriteAsPNGBySize...114 Method: BinaryWriteAsPNG...115 Method: SaveAsPNG...116 Method: SaveAsPNGBySize...117 Event: TypeChange...118 Event: TextChange...119 Event: ShowTextChange...120 Event: AutoTypeChange...121 Event: PrintFixChange...122

Information for developers...123

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About this manual

This present documentation is a shortened version of the extensive online documentation. This document outer finally concentrates on the topic

ActiveBarcode for developers

You find the complete documentation at ours homepage http://www.activebarcode.com/. There you find − detailed and current information

− examples for download

− extensive step−by−step instructions − example videos

− a detailed FAQ − and much more

Important note to the 64bit version of Office 2010 and 2013:

The ActiveBarcode Control is 32bit and can be used with the 32bit (x86) version of Office 2010/2013 only. Microsoft itself recommends to install the 32bit (x86) instead of the 64bit (x64) version of the Office 2010 package. This is valid, even if you use a 64bit (x64) operating system.

All trademarks and product names mentioned are the property of their respective owners.

ActiveBarcode Software © Lars Schenk & Frank Horn This document © Frank Horn

Dokument Version 2.0.270

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Setup ActiveBarcode

How to setup ActiveBarcode to your machine:

If you already have an ActiveBarcode installation on your system (e.g. if you tried the trial and have now purchased the full version), please uninstall before installing. You need administrator's rights for the installation. If you don't have them, ask your administrator to install the software. Now launch the setup file ActiveBarcode5.60.exe or when setting up the trial it's the file

ActiveBarcode−Trial5.60.exe. If you have downloaded a ZIP archive, first extract the file from

the archive. The setup application will then be launched. The setup, the control and the Application is digital signed by 'Lars Schenk'.

Follow the instructions of this setup application. You even can cancel the setup process using the "Cancel" button. After the setup is complete the ActiveBarcode Control is available now in your system and in addition to this you can now start the ActiveBarcode Application form your Startmenu −> Programs.

Please consider that the ActiveBarcode Control is more flexible and more powerful than the ActiveBarcode Application! You can find instructions of how to use ActiveBarcode Control with diffent software here: Examples

ActiveBarcode | © Lars Schenk & Frank Horn

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Visual Studio 2012

Barcodes in projects

To use this functionality you require the Enterprise Edition

How to add a barcode to a Visual Studio 2012 project

You can use the ActiveBarcode control in Visual Studio 2012 like you do with any other control, e.g. a button. First you have to add the ActiveBarcode control into the development environment.

Adding ActiveBarcode to the development environment

Go to the menu "Tools" and select the function "Choose Toolbox items":

A dialog appears. As ActiveBarcode is a COM component first select the tab "COM Components". A list of the available controls will be displayed. Select "ActiveBarcode" and activate it.

Then click OK. Now ActiveBarcode is added to your development environment.

Use ActiveBarcode (A simple example)

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Create a new project. To add the ActiveBarcode Control to a form you select the function "Toolbox" from the "View" menu first. This opens the toolbox. "Toolbox". Have a look for the ActiveBarcode Control in the toolbox now.

Click on ActiveBarcode there and move it the form you want to place the control. The control will then be placed on this form.

You can change the barcode properties of the barcode control now or later. In this example we change the background color to white:

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Now add a "Textbox" to this form, too.

Double click this textbox now to open the source code for the event "Textchange". We will use this event to change the barcodes content every time the textbox changes.

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This code example is for Visual Basic. With Visual C# you use the following code for the assignment og the text property:

axBarcode1.Text = textBox1.Text;

That's it. Now launch this example application:

If you change the content of the textbox in the running application, the barcode will encode this.

Not visual usage of ActiveBarcode:

You also can create ActiveBarcode at run time and use the the control:

In the following example ActiveBarcode is created invisible, then a Code 128 with the encoded content "Example" is generated and saved as image file by using the SaveAsBySize function.

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Visual Basic:

Dim MyObject As Object

MyObject = CreateObject("BARCODE.BarcodeCtrl.1") MyObject.text = "Example"

MyObject.typename = "Code 128"

MyObject.SaveAsBySize("example.bmp", 400, 100)

Visual C#:

BARCODELib.Barcode ab = new BARCODELib.Barcode(); ab.Text = "123456789012";

ab.TypeName = "EAN 13";

ab.SaveAsBySize("example.bmp", 400, 150);

This manual was created by Frank Horn

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Visual Basic

Barcodes in projects

How to add a barcode to a Visual Basic project

You can use ActiveBarcode in Visual Basic like any other control (e.g. like a button). First you have to add the ActiveBarcode control into the development environment.

Go to the menu "Tools" and select the function "Choose Toolbox items":

A dialog appears. As ActiveBarcode is a COM component first select the tab "COM Components":

A list of the available controls will be displayed. Select "ActiveBarcode" and activate it. Then click OK.

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Now ActiveBarcode is added to your development environment.

Create a new project. To add the ActiveBarcode Control to a form you select the function "Toolbox" from the "View" menu first. This opens the toolbox. "Toolbox":

Have a look for the ActiveBarcode Control in the toolbox now.

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Click on ActiveBarcode there and move it the form you want to place the control. The control will then be placed on this form.

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In the following example ActiveBarcode is created invisible, then a Code 128 with the encoded content "Example" is generated and saved as image file by using the SaveAsBySize function.

Dim MyObject As Object

MyObject = CreateObject("BARCODE.BarcodeCtrl.1") MyObject.text = "Example"

MyObject.SaveAsBySize("example.bmp", 400, 100)

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Visual C# and C++

Barcodes in projects

How to add a barcode to a Visual C# or C++ project

You can use ActiveBarcode in Visual C# and C++ like any other control (e.g. like a button). First you have to add the ActiveBarcode control into the development environment.

In this example, Visual C# is used. The procedure in Visual C++ is nearly identical. Go to the menu "Tools" and select the function "Choose Toolbox items":

A dialog appears. As ActiveBarcode is a COM component first select the tab "COM Components":

A list of the available controls will be displayed. Select "ActiveBarcode" and activate it. Then click OK.

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Now ActiveBarcode is added to your development environment.

Create a new project. To add the ActiveBarcode Control to a form you select the function "Toolbox" from the "View" menu first. This opens the toolbox. "Toolbox":

Have a look for the ActiveBarcode Control in the toolbox now.

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Click on ActiveBarcode there and place it into the form. The control will then be integrated on this form.

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In the following example ActiveBarcode is created invisible, then a EAN−13 code with the encoded content "123456789012" is generated and saved as image file by using the SaveAsBySize function.

BARCODELib.Barcode ab = new BARCODELib.Barcode(); ab.Text = "123456789012";

ab.TypeName = "EAN 13";

ab.SaveAsBySize("example.bmp", 400, 150);

If you have no reference to ActiveBarcode in your application, go to the Solution Explorer and click with the right mouse button on "References", then select "Add Reference −> COM −> ActiveBarcode".

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More examples:

// Copy the barcode into the clipboard. ab.CopyToClipboardBySize(400, 150); // Display the about box.

ab.AboutBox();

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Delphi 2005−XE2

Barcodes in projects

How to use barcodes in Delphi

You can use ActiveBarcode in Delphi like any other control (e.g. like a button). First you have to add the ActiveBarcode control into the Delphi development environment.

Add ActiveBarcode to the Delphi development environment

(The is also a description for older Delphi versions (4−7) available)

Select a package in which you would like to take up the Control or create a new package ("File" − "New" − "Package Delphi for Win32 "):

Save this package under an own name with the "Save as" function. For example as "ActiveBarcodePackage".

Now import the ActiveBarcode Control in the package. Launch the function "Component import" from the menu "Component".

The "Component dialog" appears:

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Select "ActiveX control" and click "Continue". Now a list of the available controls will be shown:

Select "ActiveBarcode" from that list and click "Continue". A page for component setup will be shown:

You don't need to change something here. Click "Continue". A page for "Install" appears.

Select "Add unit to the project .." here and click on "Finish". Now ActiveBarcode is added as a component to the package. Now you must compile the package. Select the function "

ActiveBarcodePackage create" from the menu "Project":

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Use ActiveBarcode (Example)

Create a new project: "File" − "New" − "Form application VCL". To place ActiveBarcode now onto a form you select the ActiveBarcode Control from the tool palette. You'll find this under "ActiveX" as a "TBarcode" component:

Select TBarcode and place the component on the form. In the object inspector you can customize the properties of the component. E.g. set the background color on white.

For this example add one more TEdit to the form. Now you form might look as follows:

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Now we "link" the edit field directly with the control. Open the source code for the "textchange" event by double clicking the edit field. This event always is called, if the contents of the edit field are changed. Ideally for our example. We give this update immediately to the control.

That's it. Now launch the program:

Change the content of the edit field to change the barcode.

Programming:

Setting properties is very simple. Some examples:

Barcode1.Text := '123456789012'; Barcode1.BackColor := clWhite; Barcode1.ForeColor := clBlack;

Using the Picture Property:

Copy the barcode to a image object:

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Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Height := Barcode1.Height; Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Width := Barcode1.Width;

Barcode1.Picture.PictureAdapter := nil; // delphi workaround Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Canvas.Draw(0,0,Barcode1.Picture.graphic);

Clipboard:

Copy the current barcode to the clipboard. Metafile (WMF):

Barcode1.CopyToClipboard;

Bitmap:

Barcode1.Picture.PictureAdapter := nil; // delphi workaround Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Canvas.Draw(0,0,Barcode1.Picture.graphic); Clipboard.Assign(Image1.Picture.Bitmap);

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Delphi 4−7

Barcodes in projects

How to use barcodes in Delphi (Version 4.x to 7.x)

You can use ActiveBarcode in Delphi like any other control (e.g. like a button). First you have to add the ActiveBarcode control into the Delphi development environment. Go to the menu "Component" and select the function "Import ActiveX control":

A dialog shows up on your screen. Select "ActiveBarcode" from that list of controls. Then click the "Install..." button:

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Follow the instructions showing on your screen.

Now the ActiveBarcode control is added to your Delphi development environment. The barcode icons of ActiveBarcode will appear in the tool bar located in "ActiveX":

Now select this icon and place it anywhere in a form. The barcode control will be placed in that form. This will be a standard barcode. You can change this and all other properties of that barcode control in the "Object Inspector".

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For example you can select any barcode that is supported by ActiveBarcode: For example: Code 25 Interleaved, Code 39, Code 128, Data Matrix, EAN−8, EAN−13, EAN−18, EAN 128, GS1−128, GS1−Data Matrix, GTIN−8, GTIN−12, GTIN−13, Bookland, ITF−14, PDF417, QR Code, SCC−14, SSCC−18, UCC−128, UPC−A, UPC−E.

Programming:

To set the properties is very simple. Some examples:

Barcode1.Text := '123456789012'; Barcode1.BackColor := clWhite; Barcode1.ForeColor := clBlack;

Using the Picture Property:

How to copy the barcode image into a image object:

Barcode1.Picture.PictureAdapter := nil; // delphi workaround Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Canvas.Draw(0,0,Barcode1.Picture.graphic);

Clipboard:

How to copy a barcode into the Windows clipboard. First as meta file (WMF):

Barcode1.CopyToClipboard;

And now as bitmap image:

Barcode1.Picture.PictureAdapter := nil; // delphi workaround Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Canvas.Draw(0,0,Barcode1.Picture.graphic); Clipboard.Assign(Image1.Picture.Bitmap);

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VisualBasicScript

Barcodes in projects

ActiveBarcode in VisualBasicScript (Windows Scritping Host)

You can use ActiveBarcode with VisualBasic−Script (VBS, Windows Scripting Host) to create barcodes in scripts automatically. Here we show you how simple is it to use ActiveBarcode in VBS.

First make the ActiveBarcode control available in your script:

Dim barcode

Set barcode = WScript.CreateObject("BARCODE.BarcodeCtrl.1")

Now you can use the variable 'barcode' to access the control. Use the Properties of the control to create the barcode you want:

barcode.Typename = "Code128" barcode.Text = "123456789012"

Then use the 'SaveAs' method to save the barcode as an image file:

barcode.SaveAs("examplebarcode.png")

To learn more about this, please have a look at the VisualBasic−Script application

'barcodeimage.wsf' that is included in the ActiveBarcode package. You can use this source code for learning purposes or use it as a start for your own scripts.

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JavaScript

Barcodes in projects

How to use the barcode control with JavaScript (Windows)

You can create the ActiveBarcode Control with Java script (e.g., with the Internet Explorer) at run time and use is non visual:

// Create the control:

ab = new ActiveXObject("BARCODE.BarcodeCtrl.1"); // Set the barcode type and content:

ab.text = "Example"; ab.typename = "Code 128";

// Save the barcode as image file:

ab.SaveAsBySize("example.bmp", 400, 100); // Example: Show the controls about box: ab.aboutbox();

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Lotus Domino, LotusScript

Barcodes in projects

Using the barcode control in a LotusScript agent

This is a script example to run under IBM's Lotus Domino as a LotusScript agent:

Option Public Option Declare Sub Initialize()

Dim MyObject As variant

Set MyObject = CreateObject("BARCODE.BarcodeCtrl.1") MyObject.text = "Example"

MyObject.SaveAsBySize "c:\example.bmp", 400, 100 End Sub

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Access 2010

Barcodes in reports

Barcodes in an Access 2010 database report

Here we show you how to add a barcode into a Access database report and bind it to a data field. First launch Access and create a new database or open an already existing database in what you want to add a barcode. A simple database could look like this:

Next create a new report.

Now add the ActiveBarcode control to the report. You must be in "Design Mode" to do this.

Select the "Design" tab. Click on the button "Insert ActiveX control" from the range of "Controls".

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A dialog will show up:

Select "ActiveBarcode" here and click OK. Now the barcode object will be placed in your report. This will be a standard barcode of EAN−128 type. This is the default type.

Now you can modify this barcode. You can change the type, text, colors etc. For this click inside the barcode with the right mouse button. A pop up menu will open.

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Select "ActiveBarcode−Object" and then "Properties...". The property dialog of ActiveBarcode will open. Here you can modify the barcode as you like. For example you can change the type to any barcode type supported by ActiveBarcode: For example: Code 25 Interleaved, Code 39, Code 128, Data Matrix, EAN−8, EAN−13, EAN−18, EAN 128, GS1−128, GS1−Data Matrix, GTIN−8, GTIN−12, GTIN−13, Bookland, ITF−14, PDF417, QR Code, SCC−14, SSCC−18, UCC−128, UPC−A, UPC−E.

Now place and resize the barcode element for your needs.

Next we bind the controls text property (the barcodes content) to the data field "Code" of the database. Select the "Design" tab. Click on the button "Property sheet" from the range of "Tools".

Have a look for the entry "Control Source" and change it to "Code". This is the data binding:

Now close the design mode and switch to report view:

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Watch the result:

The barcode control is bound to the data base field and shows the code of the current data set as EAN−128 barcode.

One last hint: A report is designed in a lower resolution that it is using while printing. So it may be required that you create the barcode control with a much bigger font size than you would normally use. Otherwise the text line under the barcode may be very very small in your print.

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Access 2010

Barcodes in Forms

Barcodes in an Access 2010 database formular

Here we show you how to add a barcode into a Access database and bind it to a data field. First launch Access and create a new database or open an already existing database in what you want to add a barcode. A simple database could look like this:

Next create a new form. This is easy and we do not explain this functionality of Access further. If you have questions about this, please have a look into the Access Online Help

Now add the ActiveBarcode control to the form. You must be in "Design Mode" to do this.

Select the "Developer tab". Click on the button "Insert ActiveX control" from the range of "Controls".

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A dialog will appear. Select "ActiveBarcode" here and click OK. Now the barcode object will be placed in your form. This will be a standard barcode of EAN−128 type. This is the default type.

Now you can modify this barcode. You can change the type, text, colors etc. For this click inside the barcode with the right mouse button. A pop up menu will open. Select

"ActiveBarcode−Object" and then "Properties...". The property dialog of ActiveBarcode will open. Here you can modify the barcode as you like. For example you can change the type to any barcode type supported by ActiveBarcode: For example: Code 25 Interleaved, Code 39, Code 128, Data Matrix, EAN−8, EAN−13, EAN−18, EAN 128, GS1−128, GS1−Data Matrix, GTIN−8, GTIN−12, GTIN−13, Bookland, ITF−14, PDF417, QR Code, SCC−14, SSCC−18, UCC−128, UPC−A, UPC−E.

Next we bind the controls text property (the barcodes content) to the data field "Productnumber" of the database.

Select the "Developer tab". Click on the button "Property page" from the range of "Tools".

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Have a look for the entry "Control Source" and change it to "Productnumber". This is the data binding:

Now close the design mode of the form and watch the result by simple opening the form:

The barcode control is bound to the data base field and shows the product number of the current data set as EAN−128 barcode.

Embedding and binding an ActiveBarcode control into reports is very similar.

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One last hint: A report is designed in a lower resolution that it is using while printing. So it is required that you create the barcode control with a much bigger font size than you would normally use. Otherwise the text line under the barcode may be very very small in your print.

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Access 2007

Barcodes in reports

Barcodes in an Access 2007 database report

Now add the ActiveBarcode control to the report. You must be in "Design Mode" to do this.

Select the "Design" tab. Click on the button "Insert ActiveX control" from the range of "Controls".

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Next we bind the controls text property (the barcodes content) to the data field "Code" of the database. Select the "Design" tab. Click on the button "Property sheet" from the range of "Tools".

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Now close the design mode and switch to report view:

Watch the result:

One last hint: A report is designed in a lower resolution that it is using while printing. So it may

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be required that you create the barcode control with a much bigger font size than you would normally use. Otherwise the text line under the barcode may be very very small in your print.

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Access 2007

Barcodes in Forms

Barcodes in an Access 2007 database formular

Now add the ActiveBarcode control to the form. You must be in "Design Mode" to do this. Select the "Developer tab". Click on the button "Insert ActiveX control" from the range of "Controls".

The following dialog will appear:

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Select "ActiveBarcode" here and click OK. Now the barcode object will be placed in your form. This will be a standard barcode of EAN−128 type. This is the default type. Now you can modify this barcode. You can change the type, text, colors etc. For this click inside the barcode with the right mouse button. A pop up menu will open. Select "ActiveBarcode−Object" and then "Properties...". The property dialog of ActiveBarcode will open. Here you can modify the barcode as you like. For example you can change the type to any barcode type supported by ActiveBarcode: For example: Code 25 Interleaved, Code 39, Code 128, Data Matrix, EAN−8, EAN−13, EAN−18, EAN 128, GS1−128, GS1−Data Matrix, GTIN−8, GTIN−12, GTIN−13, Bookland, ITF−14, PDF417, QR Code, SCC−14, SSCC−18, UCC−128, UPC−A, UPC−E.

Next we bind the controls text property (the barcodes content) to the data field "Productnumber" of the database.

Select the "Developer tab". Click on the button "Property sheet" from the range of "Tools".

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Access 2000, XP, 2003

Barcodes in reports

Barcodes in an Access 2000, XP, 2003 database report

Now add the ActiveBarcode control to the report. You must be in "Design Mode" to do this. Go to the menu "Insert" and select "ActiveX control":

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Next we bind the controls text property (the barcodes content) to the data field "Code" of the database. Go to the menu "View" and select "Properties":

Now close the design mode, switch to report view and watch the result:

One last hint: A report is designed in a lower resolution that it is using while printing. So it may

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be required that you create the barcode control with a much bigger font size than you would normally use. Otherwise the text line under the barcode may be very very small in your print.

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Access 2000, XP, 2003

Barcodes in forms

Barcodes in an Access 2000, XP, 2003 database, formular or

report

Fill the database with some data using the table. See this example:

Now add the ActiveBarcode control to the form. Goto to the menu and select from the the menu "Insert" the function "ActiveX Control...".

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The following dialog will appear:

Select "ActiveBarcode" here and click OK. Now the barcode object will be placed in your form. This will be a standard barcode of EAN−128 type. This is the default type. Now you can modify this barcode. You can change the type, text, colors etc. For this click inside the barcode with the right mouse button. A pop up menu will open:

Select "ActiveBarcode−Object" and then "Properties...". The property dialog of ActiveBarcode will open. Here you can modify the barcode as you like. For example you can change the type to

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any barcode type supported by ActiveBarcode: For example: Code 25 Interleaved, Code 39, Code 128, Data Matrix, EAN−8, EAN−13, EAN−18, EAN 128, GS1−128, GS1−Data Matrix, GTIN−8, GTIN−12, GTIN−13, Bookland, ITF−14, PDF417, QR Code, SCC−14, SSCC−18, UCC−128, UPC−A, UPC−E.

In this example we use the EAN−128, so there is no need to change the type now.

Next we bind the controls text property (the barcodes content) to the data field "Productnumber" of the database. Again click the barcode with the right mouse button and select "Properties":

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ActiveBarcode Control (OCX)

ActiveBarcode Control

Embed an ActiveBarcode Object (Control, OCX, ActiveX) into your documents and projects. It's very flexible and can be automated. Create barcode objects directly in your documents. You can edit and automate the barcode directly inside the documents.

Developers use ActiveBarcode like a standard control. Place the

barcode control onto your application form and get barcode technology with a few clicks!

Programmers Reference:

Here you have an overview of all properties, methods and events of ActiveBarcode. Please select one of the following chapters to get

descriptions on: Properties • Methods • Events •

The property dialog

•

Information about distributing the ActiveX control (Enterprise Edition, Developer licence)

• Fullsize view PDF Download

Barcode types:

If you want more information of barcode types, go to Codes: Codabar, Code 25 Industrial, Code 25 Interleaved, Code 39, Code 39 Extended, Code 93, Code 93 Extended, Code 128, Data Matrix, DUN−14, EAN−2, EAN−5, EAN−8, EAN−13, EAN−14, EAN−18, EAN−99, EAN 128, EAN−Velocity, GS1−128, GS1−Data Matrix, GTIN−8, GTIN−12, GTIN−13, GTIN−14, Identcode, ISBN−10, ISBN−13, ISBN−13 Dual, Bookland, ISSN, ISMN, ITF−14, JAN, Leitcode, MSI, NVE, PDF417, PostNet, PZN7, PZN8, QR Code, Royal Mail SCC−14, SSCC−18, UCC−128, UPC−A and UPC−E

FAQ

If you have further questions or problems, please have a look at our FAQ. ActiveBarcode | © Lars Schenk & Frank Horn

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Property Dialog: General

General settings

The General page of the property dialog:

You can set the following properties here:

Text:

Here you enter the text to be encoded in the barcode.

Demo Text:

If you push this button, a valid demo text for the current selected barcode type will be generated automatically.

Show Text:

If you swith this checkbox on, the human readable line will be created. If it's off, the human readable line will not be shown in the barcode control.

Type:

Here you can select the barcode type. ActiveBarcode currently supports the following types: Codabar, Code 25 Industrial, Code 25 Interleaved, Code 39, Code 39 Extended, Code 93, Code 93 Extended, Code 128, Data Matrix, DUN−14, EAN−2, EAN−5, EAN−8, EAN−13, EAN−14, EAN−18, EAN−99, EAN 128, EAN−Velocity, GS1−128, GS1−Data Matrix, GTIN−8, GTIN−12, GTIN−13, GTIN−14, Identcode, ISBN−10, ISBN−13, ISBN−13 Dual, Bookland, ISSN, ISMN, ITF−14, JAN, Leitcode, MSI, NVE, PDF417, PostNet, PZN7, PZN8, QR Code, Royal Mail SCC−14, SSCC−18, UCC−128, UPC−A and UPC−E

Rotate:

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Property Dialog: Fonts

Font settings

The Fonts page of the property dialog:

Font name:

Select the font for the human readable line. You always should use TrueType fonts. Otherwise there may be display problems when rotating the barcode.

Attributes:

Select attributes for your font, e.g. bold, italic, etc.

Size:

Select the size of the font.

Effects:

You can use additional effects for the font here.

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Property Dialog: Colors

Color settings

The Colors page of the property dialog:

Propertyname:

Select BackColor or ForeColor here in oeder what you want to edit.

System color:

Not used here.

Color:

Select a color.

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Property Dialog: Layout

Layout settings

The Layout page of the property dialog:

Alignment:

Alignment sets the alignment (0=left, 1=center, 2=right) of the barcode inside the control.

Borderheight:

BorderHeight sets the height of the border above and under the barcode in pixels. The border is painted in the current background color (BackColor).

Borderwidth:

BorderWidth sets the width of the border on the left and the right of the barcode in pixels. The border is painted in the current background color (BackColor).

NotchHeightInPercent:

Sets the length of the notches in percent.

Printfix:

If you have the problem that the bars of the code are too thin when printing (i.e. with Excel), set this property to true.

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ActiveBarcode Commandline Tool

General

You can use the ActiveBarcode command line tool to create barcode images files directly from the command line. E.g. use it in batch or script programs.

The commandline tool is included in the ActiveBarcode program package. When you setup ActiveBarcode to your system, the commandline tool also will be installed. You can find the tool named barcodeimage.wsf in the folder you installed ActiveBarcode to. General this is

c:\programs\ActiveBarcode.

An example: The following call of the tool will create a 400x200 pixels sized PNG image file named ean.png with an EAN−13 barcode encoding "192837465012".

barcodeimage ean.png text=192837465012 typename=ean13 width=400 height=200

One more example: The following call of the tool will create a 500x100 pixels sized PNG image file named code128.bmp with an Code 128 barcode encoding "Hello World".

barcodeimage code128.bmp "text=Hello World" type=14 width=500 height=100

Powershell: If you want to use 'barcodeimage' with the Microsoft Windows PowerShell, you have

to call it using 'cscript'. See this example:

cscript barcodeimage.wsf code128.bmp "text=Hello World" type=14 width=500 height=100

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Command line parameters for the console

Usage:

barcodeimage filename [Parameter]

Parameter Description Example

−text= text to be encoded −text=123456789012

−type= barcode type −type=0

−width= width in pixels −width=500

−height= height in pixels −height=500

−alignment= Alignment 1=left 2=center 3=right −alignment=2

−borderwidth= borderwidth in pixels −borderwidth=10

−borderheight= borderheight in pixels −borderheight=1

−notchheightinpercent= the notch height in % −notchheightinpercent=25

−showtext=off no textline under the code −showtext=off

−forecolor= sets the foreground color

hexadecimal RGB as RRGGBB

−foreground=000000 (example is black)

−backcolor= sets the background color

hexadecimal RGB as RRGGBB

−background=FFFFFF (example is white)

−fontname= font for the text line −fontname=arial

−fontsize= font size −fontsize=8

−fontbold= font bold (on/off) −fontbold=on

−fontitalic= font italic (on/off) −fontitalic=on

−fontunderline= font underline (on/off) −fontunderline=on

−fontstrikeout= font strikeout (on/off) −fontstrikeout=on

−filetype=

file type of image

(valid values: bmp, jpg, png, tif, tga, gif, wbm, pbm, pgm, ppm, xpm, wmf, emf) Default: auto detect by extension of filename

−filetype=bmp

−colordepth= colordepth of the image file

(valid values: 1,8,16,24,36) −colordepth=24

−flags= flags for the image file −flags=0x80

−angle= rotates the image file

(valid values: 0−359) −angle=180

−transparent= background transparency

(valid values: 0, 1, not implemented yet) −transparent=1

−dpi= resolution in DPI for jpg, png, tif & bmp

files −dpi=300

−echo=

off: display no messages errors: display only errors

verbose:display all messages and open barcode in ImageView

−echo=off −echo=errors −echo=verbose

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64bit Windows

If you want to use the barcodeimage.wsf program under Windows 64bit, you need to run the barcodeimage.wsf in 32−bit, as the control is 32−bit too. On 64bit machines wsf files are running in 64bit mode by default.

Have a look for a 32bit version of the cscript.exe or wscript.exe on your machine and then call the script using the following commands:

cscript.exe barcodeimage.wsf or

wscript.exe barcodeimage.wsf

In general the cscript and/or wscript files are located in the %windir%\syswWOW64 folder.

Example

For example you can use the command line tool to create barcodes dynamically in a OpenOffice document. We have created an example file for OpenOffice Calc that creates barcodes from a list of numbers right beside the numbers in a sheet.

You can download this example file directly using this link: ab_barcodelist.ods

Please have a look at the notes inside this document:

You may have to edit the path of the command line tool inside the macro.

Example batch file

The ActiveBarcode software package contains a batch file to demonstrate the BarcodeImage program. This file has the name BarcodeImage−Demo.bat and has been installed by the setup into the ActiveBarcode folder.

This batch file generates a demo_barcode_image* file for every image format in every supported color depth.

Every possible combination is automatically generated and error messages are displayed on impossible parameter combinations.

Please open the batch file before you start it and read the tips contained in it. ActiveBarcode | © Lars Schenk & Frank Horn

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Barcode types

ActiveBarcode supports the following barcode types:

ActiveBarcode calculates the check digit − where available − automatically for you.

Code Beispiel Length Character set Description

Code 128 variable ASCII (128

chars)

Modern 1D type of barcode. Has highly copmpressed data. Very often used. GS1−128, EAN−128, UCC−128 variable ASCII (128 chars)

This special form of the Code 128 is used for goods and palettes in commerce and industry. More than one data field can be encoded using Application Identifiers.

EAN−13,

GTIN−13 13 numeric 0−9

The EAN code is primarily used in supermarkets to identify products at the point of sales.

QR Code variable ASCII

2D barcode for encoding mass text or data in only one code. Often used for Mobile−Tagging with cell phones.

Data Matrix variable ASCII 2D barcode for encoding mass text

or data in only one code.

GS1−Data

Matrix variable

ASCII (128 chars)

This special form of the Data Matrix is used for goods and palettes in commerce and industry. More than one data field can be encoded using Application Identifiers.

EAN−8,

This is the short version of EAN−13 for extremly small products.

PDF417 variable ASCII 2D barcode for encoding mass text

or data in only one code.

ISBN−13 13 numeric 0−9

International Standard Book Number. ISBN standard type since 01. January 2007.

ISSN 8 numeric 0−9

International Standard Serial Number. The ISSN serves the short unmistakeable identification of sequentially appearing publications, e.g., magazines.

ISMN 10 numeric 0−9

The ISMN (Internationally Standard Music Number) is used for marking printed musical publications.

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EAN−14,

The EAN 14 code is used for traded goods

DUN−14 14 numeric 0−9 Distribution Unit Number. Also have

a look at EAN−14 and ITF−14.

SCC−14 14 numeric 0−9 Shipping Container Symbol. Also

have a look at EAN−14 and ITF−14.

ITF−14 14 numeric 0−9

The ITF−14 barcode is used to create the Shipping Container Symbol. This code is used to mark cartons and palettes that are including goods with an EAN−13 code.

EAN−18/NVE 18 numeric 0−9

The EAN 18/NVE is used to display the Nummer der Versandeinheit (NVE).

SSCC−18 18 numeric 0−9

Serial Shipping Container Code. It is used throughout the supply chain as an identifier for item tracing and internal control.

UPC−A,

The UPC A code is the standard version of the UPC code and has 12 digits. It is also called UPC 12 and is very similar to the EAN code.

UPC−E 8 numeric 0−9 This is the short version of UPC−A

for extremly small products.

Code 39 variable A−Z, 0−9, 5

special chars

Also known as Code 3 of 9. Often used type that is self checking.

Code 39

Extended variable

ASCII (127 chars)

Also known as Code 3 of 9 Extended. Extension of Code 39.

Code 25 variable numeric 0−9

Also known as Code 2 of 5 and Code 25 Industrial. Rather old code for industrial use.

Code 25

Interleaved variable numeric 0−9

Also known as Code 2 of 5 Interleaved. Industrial use.

JAN 13 numeric 0−9

Japanese Article Numbering. It's primarily used in supermarkets to identify product at the point of sales.

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EAN−5 5 numeric 0−9 AddOn code. For example for books (see ISBN).

EAN−2 2 numeric 0−9 AddOn code. For example for

magazines.

EAN−99 13 numeric 0−9

"EAN−99 is a special form of the EAN−13, which just starts with ""99"". EAN 99 is used as an in−store coupon."

EAN−Velocity 8 numeric 0−9

EAN−Velocity is a special form of the EAN−8. This code is internally used by dealers for products that have no EAN−13 or EAN−8 code from the producer.

ISBN−13 Dual 13 numeric 0−9

International Standard Book

Number. ISBN transitional type from 01. January 2006 to 31. December 2006.

ISBN−10 13 numeric 0−9

International Standard Book Number. ISBN standard type until 31. December 2005.

Codabar variable 0−9, 6 special

characters

Old barcode type. Often used in medicine in the past.

Code 93 variable A−Z, 0−9, 5

special chars

Same characterset as Code 39 but more compacted code that requires less space.

Code 93

Extended variable

ASCII (127 chars)

Same characterset as Code 39 Extended but more compacted code that requires less space.

PZN7 7 numeric 0−9 Pharmazentralnummer für medicine.

Special form of Code 39.

PZN8 7 numeric 0−9 Pharmazentralnummer für medicine.

Special form of Code 39.

Leitcode 14 numeric 0−9 The Leitcode is used by Deutschen

Post/DHL.

Identcode 12 numeric 0−9 The Identcode is used by Deutschen

Post/DHL.

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Code 128A variable

Uppercase letters and control characters

Subcode of Code 128. This type is normally not used for itself. Use Code 128 or EAN 128 instead.

Code 128B variable

Upper− and lowercase letters

Code 128C variable numeric 0−9

MSI Plessey variable numeric 0−9 Old code typ. Was used for goods

and books in the past.

PostNet variable numeric 0−9

This code us used to improve the speed of sorting and delivering of mail.

Royal Mail variable A−Z, 0−9

The Royal Mail 4 State Customer Code (RM4SCC) was created for automated mail sortation processes.

(*) This type number is the number of the barcode of the control's property Type. ActiveBarcode | © Lars Schenk & Frank Horn

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OCX: Properties

Properties of des Controls

Name Type Description read−only

Text char Text contains the content of the barcode.

General without check digit. −

ShowText bool

TRUE: The barcode has a human readable text. (default)

FALSE: The barcode is displayed without the text.

−

Type long Specifies the barcode type. −

Rotate long

Rotate contains the orientation of the displayed barcode in degreess (0,90,180,270).

−

Alignment AlignConstants

Alignment sets the alignment (on the left, on the right, centered) of the barcode. You can pass AlignLeft, AlignCenter or

AlignRight.

−

TypeName char Contains the name of the barcode type. −

IsValid bool

Returns TRUE if the barcode is valid. If it's invalid, the text cannot be coded with the selected barcode type.

read−only

IsSizeOk bool

Returns TRUE if the barcode is displayed correct. If it's FALSE, the barcode cannot be displayed because the controls dimensions are too small to display the barcode correct.

read−only

Checksum long Returns the check digit. read−only

Picture pictureobject Returns the barcode picture. read−only

BackColor OLE_Color Background color of the barcode. −

ForeColor OLE_Color Foreground color of the barcode. −

Font fontobject Specifies the font by name, style, effects

and the size for the text line. −

Version char Returns the controls version number. read−only

BorderHeight long

BorderHeight sets the height of the border above and under the barcode in pixels. The border is painted in the current background color (BackColor).

−

BorderWidth long

BorderWidth sets the width of the border on the left and the right of the barcode in pixels. The border is painted in the current background color (BackColor).

−

MaxBorderHeight long MaxBorderHeight returns the maximum

possible value of BorderHeight. read−only

MaxBorderWidth long MaxBorderWidth returns the maximum

possible value of BorderWidth. read−only

NotchHeightInPercent long Sets the length of the notches in percent. −

PrintFix bool If you have the problem that the bars of the

code are too thin when printing (i.e. with −

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Excel), set this property to true.

AutoType bool

This property should not be used. It's only implemented for compatibility purposes to old versions. ActiveBarcde tries to detect the barcode type automatically.

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OCX: Methods

Methods of the Control

Name Parameter Description

CopyToClipboard : bool

Copies the barcode in meta graphic format to the clipboard. Returns TRUE if successful.

CopyToClipboardBySize (Width: Integer, Height: Integer): Bool

Copies the barcode in meta graphic format to the clipboard. The size of the barcode is specified by the arguments width and height. Returns TRUE if successful.

CreatePictureBySize (Width: Integer, Height: Integer): Bool

Allows a custom sized Picture property to be handled. The size of the barcode picture is specified by the arguments width and height. Returns TRUE if successful.

SaveAs (path: WideString):

Smallint

Saves the current barcode as image file (BMP, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, Targa, GIF, WMF, EMF, PBM, PGM, PPM, WBMP and XPM). The image size is the current size of the control. The image file type used is defined by the extension of the file name (e.g. BMP for a Windows Bitmap).

SaveAsBySize

(path: WideString, Width: Integer, Height: Integer): Smallint

Saves the current barcode as image file (BMP, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, Targa, GIF, WMF, EMF, PBM, PGM, PPM, WBMP and XPM). The image size is specified by the parameters width and height. The image file type used is defined by the extension of the file name (e.g. BMP for a Windows Bitmap).

SaveAsBySizeExtended

(path: WideString, Width: Integer, Height: Integer, Format: Integer,

ColorDepth: Integer, Transparent: Integer, Flags: Integer, Angle: Integer, DPI: Integer): Smallint

Extended version of the SaveAsBySize Method.

SetDemoText −

Sets the property Text to a valid default value. Use this for demonstration or test purposes to get a valid code.

BinaryWriteAsPNGBySize (Width: Integer, Height: Integer): OleVariant

Returns the current barcode in binary PNG image format. The size is specified by Width and Height parameters. This method is only available in the

Enterprise Edition.

BinaryWriteAsPNG : OleVariant Returns the current barcode in current

size binary PNG image format. This method is only available in the

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Enterprise Edition.

AboutBox − Opens the info dialog of ActiveBarcode

and shows Version and other details.

SaveAsPNG (path: WideString):

Smallint

Saves the current barcode as PNG image file. The image size is the current size of the control.

SaveAsPNGBySize

(path: WideString, Width: Integer, Height: Integer): Smallint

Saves the current barcode as PNG image file. The image size is specified by the paramters width and height.

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OCX: Events

Events of the Control

Name Parameter Description

TypeChange BarcodeType:long Is triggered when the barcode type is changed. The property Type is passed and can be used.

TextChange Text:char Is triggered when the barcode text is changed. The

property Text is passed and can be used. ShowTextChange ShowText:bool

Is triggered when the display of the barcode text enabled or disabled. The property ShowText is passed and can be used.

AutoTypeChange AutoType:bool

Is triggered when the Autotype option is enabled or disabled. The property Autotype is passed and can be used.

PrintFixChange PrintFix:bool

Is triggered when the PrintFix option is enabled or disabled. The property PrintFix is passed and can be used.

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Property: Text

Text char

Text contains the content of the barcode. General without check digit.

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Property: ShowText

ShowText bool

TRUE: The barcode has a human readable text. (default) FALSE: The barcode is displayed without the text. Examples:

ShowText=TRUE ShowText=FALSE

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Property: Type

Type long

Specifies the barcode type.

value long Code Name

0 ISBN−10 CODEISBN

1 (default) EAN 13 CODEEAN13

2 EAN 8 CODEEAN8 3 EAN 5 CODEEAN5 4 EAN 2 CODEEAN2 5 UPC A CODEUPCA 6 Code 39 CODE39 7 Code 25 Interleaved CODE25I 8 Codabar CODABAR 9 Code 25 Industrial CODE25 10 Code 39 Extended CODE39E

11 Code 128A CODECODE128A

12 Code 128B CODECODE128B 13 Code 128C CODECODE128C 14 Code 128 CODECODE128 15 EAN/UCC 128 CODEEAN128 16 EAN 99 CODEEAN99 17 UPC E CODEUPCE 18 PostNet CODEPOSTNET

19 Royal Mail CODEROYALMAIL

20 MSI CODEMSI 21 Code 93 CODE93 22 Code 93 Extended CODE93E 23 PZN7 CODEPZN8 24 Identcode CODEINDENTCODE 25 Leitcode CODELEITCODE 26 Code 39 Checksum CODE39CHECKSUM 27 Code 39 Extended Checksum CODE39ECHECKSUM 28 EAN/UCC 128 AI CODEEAN128AI 29 EAN 14 CODEEAN14 30 ITF−14 CODEITF14 31 EAN−18/NVE CODEEAN18 Property: Type 79

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32 SSCC−18 CODESSCC18 33 Codabar Checksum CODABARCHECKSUM 34 Code 25 Interleaved Checksum CODE25ICHECKSUM 35 Code 25 Industrial Checksum CODE25CHECKSUM 36 PDF417 CODEPDF417 37 DataMatrix CODEDATAMATRIX 38 ISBN−13 CODEISBN13

39 ISBN−13 Dual CODEISBN13DUAL

40 ISSN CODEISSN 41 ISMN CODEISMN 42 DataMatrix Square CODEDATAMATRIXSQUARE 43 DataMatrix Rectangular CODEDATAMATRIXRECTANGULAR 44 DataMatrix 10x10 CODEDATAMATRIX10X10 45 DataMatrix 12x12 CODEDATAMATRIX12X12 46 DataMatrix 8x18 CODEDATAMATRIX8X18 47 DataMatrix 14x14 CODEDATAMATRIX14X14 48 DataMatrix 8x32 CODEDATAMATRIX8X32 49 DataMatrix 16x16 CODEDATAMATRIX16X16 50 DataMatrix 12x26 CODEDATAMATRIX12X26 51 DataMatrix 18x18 CODEDATAMATRIX18X18 52 DataMatrix 20x20 CODEDATAMATRIX20X20 53 DataMatrix 12x36 CODEDATAMATRIX12X36 54 DataMatrix 22x22 CODEDATAMATRIX22X22 55 DataMatrix 16x36 CODEDATAMATRIX16X36 56 DataMatrix 24x24 CODEDATAMATRIX24X24 57 DataMatrix 26x26 CODEDATAMATRIX26X26 58 DataMatrix 16x48 CODEDATAMATRIX16X48 59 DataMatrix 32x32 CODEDATAMATRIX32X32 Property: Type 80

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60 DataMatrix 36x36 CODEDATAMATRIX36X36 61 DataMatrix 40x40 CODEDATAMATRIX40X40 62 DataMatrix 44x44 CODEDATAMATRIX44X44 63 DataMatrix 48x48 CODEDATAMATRIX48X48 64 DataMatrix 52x52 CODEDATAMATRIX52X52 65 DataMatrix 64x64 CODEDATAMATRIX64X64 66 DataMatrix 72x72 CODEDATAMATRIX72X72 67 DataMatrix 80x80 CODEDATAMATRIX80X80 68 DataMatrix 88x88 CODEDATAMATRIX88X88 69 DataMatrix 96x96 CODEDATAMATRIX96X96 70 DataMatrix 104x104 CODEDATAMATRIX104X104 71 DataMatrix 120x120 CODEDATAMATRIX120X120 72 DataMatrix 132x132 CODEDATAMATRIX132X132 73 DataMatrix 144x144 CODEDATAMATRIX144X144

74 GS1−Data Matrix CODEGS1DATAMATRIX

75 GS1−Data Matrix Square CODEGS1DATAMATRIXSQUARE 76 GS1−Data Matrix Rectangular CODEGS1DATAMATRIXRECTANGULAR 77 GS1−Data Matrix 10x10 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX10X10 78 GS1−Data Matrix 12x12 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX12X12 79 GS1−Data Matrix 8x18 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX8X18 80 GS1−Data Matrix 14x14 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX14X14 81 GS1−Data Matrix 8x32 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX8X32 82 GS1−Data Matrix 16x16 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX16X16 83 GS1−Data Matrix 12x26 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX12X26 84 GS1−Data Matrix 18x18 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX18X18 85 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX20X20 Property: Type 81

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GS1−Data Matrix 20x20 86 GS1−Data Matrix 12x36 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX12X36 87 GS1−Data Matrix 22x22 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX22X22 88 GS1−Data Matrix 16x36 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX16X36 89 GS1−Data Matrix 24x24 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX24X24 90 GS1−Data Matrix 26x26 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX26X26 91 GS1−Data Matrix 16x48 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX16X48 92 GS1−Data Matrix 32x32 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX32X32 93 GS1−Data Matrix 36x36 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX36X36 94 GS1−Data Matrix 40x40 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX40X40 95 GS1−Data Matrix 44x44 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX44X44 96 GS1−Data Matrix 48x48 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX48X48 97 GS1−Data Matrix 52x52 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX52X52 98 GS1−Data Matrix 64x64 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX64X64 99 None CODENONE 100 GS1−Data Matrix 72x72 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX72X72 101 GS1−Data Matrix 80x80 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX80X80 102 GS1−Data Matrix 88x88 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX88X88 103 GS1−Data Matrix 96x96 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX96X96 104 GS1−Data Matrix 104x104 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX104X104 105 GS1−Data Matrix 120x120 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX120X120 106 GS1−Data Matrix 132x132 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX132X132 107 GS1−Data Matrix 144x144 CODEGS1DATAMATRIX144X144 108 GS−128 CODEGS1128 109 GTIN−8 CODEGTIN8 110 GTIN−12 CODEGTIN12 111 GTIN−13 CODEGTIN13 112 GTIN−14 CODEGTIN14 Property: Type 82

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113 QR Code CODEQRCODE 114 QR Code ECC Level L CODEQRCODEECCLEVELL 115 QR Code ECC Level M CODEQRCODEECCLEVELM 116 QR Code ECC Level Q CODEQRCODEECCLEVELQ 117 QR Code ECC Level H CODEQRCODEECCLEVELH 118 QR Code 21x21 CODEQRCODE21X21 119 QR Code 25x25 CODEQRCODE25X25 120 QR Code 29x29 CODEQRCODE29X29 121 QR Code 33x33 CODEQRCODE33X33 122 QR Code 37x37 CODEQRCODE37X37 123 QR Code 41x41 CODEQRCODE41X41 124 QR Code 45x45 CODEQRCODE45X45 125 QR Code 49x49 CODEQRCODE49X49 126 QR Code 53x53 CODEQRCODE53X53 127 QR Code 57x57 CODEQRCODE57X57 128 QR Code 61x61 CODEQRCODE61X61 129 QR Code 65x65 CODEQRCODE65X65 130 QR Code 69x69 CODEQRCODE69X69 131 QR Code 73x73 CODEQRCODE73X73 132 QR Code 77x77 CODEQRCODE77X77 133 QR Code 81x81 CODEQRCODE81X81 134 QR Code 85x85 CODEQRCODE85X85 135 QR Code 89x89 CODEQRCODE89X89 136 QR Code 93x93 CODEQRCODE93X93 137 QR Code 97x97 CODEQRCODE97X97 138 QR Code 101x101 CODEQRCODE101X101 139 QR Code 105x105 CODEQRCODE105X105 140 QR Code 109x109 CODEQRCODE109X109 141 QR Code 113x113 CODEQRCODE113X113 142 QR Code 117x117 CODEQRCODE117X117 143 QR Code 121x121 CODEQRCODE121X121 144 QR Code 125x125 CODEQRCODE125X125 145 QR Code 129x129 CODEQRCODE129X129 146 QR Code 133x133 CODEQRCODE133X133 147 CODEQRCODE137X137 Property: Type 83

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QR Code 137x137 148 QR Code 141x141 CODEQRCODE141X141 149 QR Code 145x145 CODEQRCODE145X145 150 QR Code 149x149 CODEQRCODE149X149 151 QR Code 153x153 CODEQRCODE153X153 152 QR Code 157x157 CODEQRCODE157X157 153 QR Code 161x161 CODEQRCODE161X161 154 QR Code 165x165 CODEQRCODE165X165 155 QR Code 169x169 CODEQRCODE169X169 156 QR Code 173x173 CODEQRCODE173X173 157 QR Code 177x177 CODEQRCODE177X177 158 PZN8 CODEPZN8

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Property: Rotate

Rotate long

Rotate contains the orientation of the displayed barcode in degreess (0,90,180,270). Examples:

0 degrees 90 degrees 180 degrees 270 degrees

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Property: Alignment

Alignment AlignConstants

Alignment sets the alignment (on the left, on the right, centered) of the barcode. You can pass AlignLeft, AlignCenter or AlignRight.

Beispiele: AlignLeft AlignCenter AlignRight Declaration of 'AlignConstants': type AlignConstants = TOleEnum; const ALIGNLEFT = $00000000; ALIGNCENTER = $00000001; ALIGNRIGHT = $00000002;

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Property: TypeName

TypeName char

Contains the name of the barcode type.

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Property: IsValid

IsValid bool read−only

Returns TRUE if the barcode is valid. If it's invalid, the text cannot be coded with the selected barcode type.