Free Barcode Sample Code
Use our free barcode sample code with our fonts and create bar codes within your favorite applications: Excel spreadsheets, Access databases, Crystal Reports projects, Word documents, Photoshop files. Or write your own custom application in Visual Basic or C/C++ and wire our example code right in. Either way, you're up and running quickly and easily (because we've done all the hard work for you).
Our sample takes your input and then add the start and stop characters, calculates any necessary check digits, and then maps the result into our fonts’ character set. You don’t have to learn how barcodes work build them from scratch. Our sample code is your shortcut to success.
How does it work? We wrote a barcode encoder, barcode.dll. All of our plug-ins are wrappers around our encoder. Think our our encoder as a barcode black box: data in, barcode out.
Because barcodes require special characters and check digits, simply typing your data in a barcode font won’t create a scannable symbol. Your data must pass through our encoder. Let our sample code do all the heavy lifting for you!
Crystal Reports
Our UFL (User Function Library) for Crystal Reports is a plug-in that integrates our barcode fonts into the SAP/Business Objects reporting tool. Read our step-by-step instructions, complete with screen shots, on how to create barcodes directly in Crystal Reports. If you’ve got Crystal Reports 2008, support for making Azalea barcodes is already built right into the product! See your Crystal Reports 2008 documentation for further information.
Excel
Creating Azalea barcodes within your Excel spreadsheet is a quick, efficient process. All of our software comes with an Excel XLA file that lets you turn hundreds or thousands of part numbers, UPCs, ISBNs, ID numbers, etcetera, into printable, scannable barcodes in a few easy steps.
Access
All of Azalea’s products come with free sample code to integrate our fonts in your Access database. Creating barcodes in Microsoft Access is an easy two part process: pass your data in, then format the returned value into one of our fonts. You’ll find instructions and sample Access databases below.
Download the sample code:
Code 128
Excel, code set A • Excel, code set B • Excel, code set C • Crystal Reports • Access • C/C++ • Visual Basic, code sets A, B, and C
UPC, EAN, Bookland, ISSN
Excel, UPC ver A • Excel, Bookland • Excel, EAN13 • Crystal Reports • Access • C/C++ • Visual Basic, UPC ver A • Visual Basic, ISBN-13
Code 39
Excel • Crystal Reports • Access • C/C++ • Visual Basic
Interleaved 2 of 5
Excel • Crystal Reports • Access • C/C++ • Visual Basic
POSTNET
Excel • Access • C/C++ • Visual BasicMisc.
The UPC check digit calculation • Bar codes in Acrobat PDF files
Right-click on each file description to download and save it to your computer. Play with our sample code for hours but until you buy our fonts, you’ll generate gibberish instead of a barcode. Format that gibberish in our fonts and then your barcode will display and print correctly. Try using our free demo font with our sample code and see for yourself.
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