IDAutomation.com's GS1 DataBar Barcode Font simplifies creating DataBar barcodes from TrueType, PostScript, OpenType, or PCL fonts on Windows, Mac, Linux and Unix systems. Additionally, the software includes encoders for .NET, VB, Java, and C++, and is available for download.
I recently had the opportunity to review the GS1 DataBar Barcode Font by IDAutomation.com and was impressed with the range of features and formats included in this package. From TrueType and OpenType to PostScript and PCL fonts, this software supports all GS1 DataBar barcodes, including Omnidirectional, Limited, Stacked, and Expanded types.
One of the standout features for me was the inclusion of a full set of Web Fonts in WOFF, EOT, and SVG formats, which can be easily displayed in any web browser. This is particularly useful for developers and users who need to create barcodes that can be displayed online.
Another impressive feature of this software is the ability to encode additional information such as coupon offer codes, expiration dates, weight, and serial numbers in a single symbol using the DataBar Expanded codes. These codes are about the same size as UPC-A or EAN-13 barcodes, making them incredibly versatile for a range of applications.
The 2017 updates for this software include a range of native font encoders, including VBA font encoders for Excel and Access, 64-bit compatible font encoder for FileMaker, Crystal Reports native font encoders, and JavaScript native font encoders. The examples have also been updated with the new code.
The download for this software includes encoders for VB, Java, C++, and .NET for Windows, MAC, Linux, and Unix. There are also examples included for Excel, Word, Access, and Crystal Reports. An online encoder is also available for generating individual barcodes for desktop publishing, which is compatible with the Mac.
Overall, I was very impressed with the GS1 DataBar Barcode Font by IDAutomation.com and would recommend it to developers and users who need a versatile and comprehensive solution for generating barcodes.
One of the standout features for me was the inclusion of a full set of Web Fonts in WOFF, EOT, and SVG formats, which can be easily displayed in any web browser. This is particularly useful for developers and users who need to create barcodes that can be displayed online.
Another impressive feature of this software is the ability to encode additional information such as coupon offer codes, expiration dates, weight, and serial numbers in a single symbol using the DataBar Expanded codes. These codes are about the same size as UPC-A or EAN-13 barcodes, making them incredibly versatile for a range of applications.
The 2017 updates for this software include a range of native font encoders, including VBA font encoders for Excel and Access, 64-bit compatible font encoder for FileMaker, Crystal Reports native font encoders, and JavaScript native font encoders. The examples have also been updated with the new code.
The download for this software includes encoders for VB, Java, C++, and .NET for Windows, MAC, Linux, and Unix. There are also examples included for Excel, Word, Access, and Crystal Reports. An online encoder is also available for generating individual barcodes for desktop publishing, which is compatible with the Mac.
Overall, I was very impressed with the GS1 DataBar Barcode Font by IDAutomation.com and would recommend it to developers and users who need a versatile and comprehensive solution for generating barcodes.
What's New
Version 2023: Digital signatures in GS1 DataBar TrueType TTF and OpenType OTF fonts.
Version 17.10: Updates for the GS1 DataBar Barcode Font Package include new native encoders for Microsoft Excel, Access, Crystal Reports, FileMaker and Javascript.