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When you need to print brcodes in your Crystal Reports report, your simplest choice is to use Azalea's free User Function Library (UFL) along with C39Tools, our TrueType Code 39 font collection. Our UFL will make a scannable Code 39 barcode by appending start and stop bars to your input string. You will want to use our Code 39 UFL because you can not simply format a chunk of text in a barcode font and create a scannable Code 39 bar code symbol. The UFL does that for you.
1. As long as you followed the default install in C39Tools for Windows, the installer will install the files you need to use the fonts with Crystal Reports. You just need to open the Crystal Reports file with the information you need to make into barcodes.
2. Open Field Explorer and create a new formula.
3. Give your formula a name.
4. Double-click on the BarcodeC39 function and then click twice on the name of the field you want to make into a barcode.
5. Choose Save and Exit the formula editor.
6. Create an instance of your formula and drag it onto the design of your form. Make sure you size the field appropriately to include the entire barcode. Then change the font to format the text in one of our Code 39 fonts. In this example, we used Code39HalfInch font at 36 points.
7. Run your report and you’ll see something like this once the barcodes have been converted.
8. Once you're ready to print your barcodes, choose 'print" and send your report to a local printer as usual.
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