barcodes

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This Delphi software creates 1D and 2D barcodes, including EAN, QRcode, and Code128. Supporting various formats such as Micro PDF 417 and UPCE, it comes with source code components, complete with barcodes like Datamatrix, Aztec, and GS1 Databar.

This PHP script generates barcodes using various 1D and 2D symbologies including Code39, UPC, Datamatrix, and QRCode. All major barcode types are supported, allowing for flexibility in barcode creation.

The Java barcoding suite library handles both 1D and 2D symbologies, including EAN13, UPC, CODE 128, PDF417, QRCode, and GS1 Datamatrix. With support for major linear standards and advanced 2D symbologies, this library is a versatile solution for barcode generation needs.

Barillo Barcode Software is a free tool that simplifies the creation of UPC and EAN barcode graphics. With this software, users can preview their barcodes before exporting them to multiple graphic formats in any required size. Within seconds of downloading Barillo Barcode Software, users can start creating their own barcodes.

BarcodeChecker is a versatile software that allows the user to verify barcode tickets using a scanner, webcam, or smartphone. It supports both tickets printed through TicketCreator and other sources. Learn more at www.TicketCreator.com.

CarbonDocs simplifies the process of generating dynamic PDFs for .NET developers. It allows the developers to use HTML/CSS to create the PDFs and has inline ASP.NET-style scripts for generating data-based content, including tabular data, charts, barcodes, and sparklines. With CarbonDocs, generating PDFs becomes effortless.

ByteScout offers a free book on barcodes, including their usage, history, and pros and cons. It delves into various types such as Code 39, Code 128, and QR Code. Ideal for business users and software developers who want to learn more about barcodes through 48 pages of comprehensive discussion.