This software enables Microsoft Reporting Services to generate barcodes as a Custom Report Item, eliminating the need for barcode fonts. It comes with installers for SQL Server 2005 and 2008.
I recently tried out a barcode generating software that is specifically designed for Microsoft Reporting Services. This product provides an easy-to-use drag-and-drop Custom Report Item (CRI) control that integrates seamlessly without the need for barcode fonts.
The designer and render DLLs included within the software are digitally signed and time-stamped with Authenticode certificates, making it a secure and reliable option for creating barcodes. Additionally, the Barcode CRI license is perpetual and royalty-free which means that you can use the software as much as you need without worrying about any extra costs.
I particularly appreciated the inclusion of a report example and integration tutorial, which made the process of using the software quite straightforward for me. The software is compatible with Microsoft Reporting Services 2005 and 2008, further simplifying the process of creating barcodes in this platform.
There is a wide range of supported barcode types present in the software, including Code 128, Code 39, ITF, OneCode, Code 93, UCC, UPC, EAN, and Postnet. If required, the software also offers optional symbologies such as Data Matrix ECC200, PDF417, and Maxicode.
Overall, I found this software to be an excellent choice for generating barcodes within Microsoft Reporting Services. The seamless integration, secure design, and support for a wide range of barcode types make it a top pick for anyone looking to create barcodes in this platform.
The designer and render DLLs included within the software are digitally signed and time-stamped with Authenticode certificates, making it a secure and reliable option for creating barcodes. Additionally, the Barcode CRI license is perpetual and royalty-free which means that you can use the software as much as you need without worrying about any extra costs.
I particularly appreciated the inclusion of a report example and integration tutorial, which made the process of using the software quite straightforward for me. The software is compatible with Microsoft Reporting Services 2005 and 2008, further simplifying the process of creating barcodes in this platform.
There is a wide range of supported barcode types present in the software, including Code 128, Code 39, ITF, OneCode, Code 93, UCC, UPC, EAN, and Postnet. If required, the software also offers optional symbologies such as Data Matrix ECC200, PDF417, and Maxicode.
Overall, I found this software to be an excellent choice for generating barcodes within Microsoft Reporting Services. The seamless integration, secure design, and support for a wide range of barcode types make it a top pick for anyone looking to create barcodes in this platform.
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Version 11.10: Performance updates