The SDK/DLL enables encoding of over 30 barcodes to BMP, PNG, JPG, GIF images through C/C++ with minimal coding. Users can customize image styles, including background color, bar color, image quality, and rotation angle.
If you're looking for a way to use barcode function across multiple applications at the same time, the SDK/DLL option is the best choice. With this tool, you can encode over 30 different linear barcodes into image formats such as BMP, PNG, JPG, and GIF using C/C++, Delphi, VB, and other languages. This can all be done with just a few lines of code.
The library also supports nine error correction levels and a variety of image styles, including background color, bar color, image quality, rotation angle, and x-dimension. You can use this versatile library to develop your applications, whether it's an ActiveX, ATLCOM, ASP Control, .Net Control, or something else altogether. It's compatible with Microsoft Visual Studio, Borland C++ Builder, and other development tools that support dynamic library linkage.
The tool is also available in five different license modalities, including Single User License, Small Company License, 1 Developer License, 5 Developer License, and Unlimited Developer License, to better accommodate your needs. The DLL file extension stands for Dynamic Link Library, which contains executable functions or data that Windows applications can use. Some DLLs come with the Windows operating system, and others are available for any Windows app.
What sets this SDK/DLL tool apart is its ability to be used by several applications at the same time, making it an essential tool for developers who require this level of versatility. DLL files can be created with either a static or dynamic link. Static links remain constant during program execution, while dynamic links are created by the program as needed. These files can also contain data, and DLL files typically end in .dll, .exe, .drv, or .fon extensions.
The library also supports nine error correction levels and a variety of image styles, including background color, bar color, image quality, rotation angle, and x-dimension. You can use this versatile library to develop your applications, whether it's an ActiveX, ATLCOM, ASP Control, .Net Control, or something else altogether. It's compatible with Microsoft Visual Studio, Borland C++ Builder, and other development tools that support dynamic library linkage.
The tool is also available in five different license modalities, including Single User License, Small Company License, 1 Developer License, 5 Developer License, and Unlimited Developer License, to better accommodate your needs. The DLL file extension stands for Dynamic Link Library, which contains executable functions or data that Windows applications can use. Some DLLs come with the Windows operating system, and others are available for any Windows app.
What sets this SDK/DLL tool apart is its ability to be used by several applications at the same time, making it an essential tool for developers who require this level of versatility. DLL files can be created with either a static or dynamic link. Static links remain constant during program execution, while dynamic links are created by the program as needed. These files can also contain data, and DLL files typically end in .dll, .exe, .drv, or .fon extensions.
What's New
Version 2.0: N/A