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Barcode label maker application generates and prints high resolution barcode labels, sticker and asset tags. Barcode label maker utility supports all types of barcode font standards such as Code 11, Code 39, Code 93, Codabar and Interleaved 2 of 5.

The Java Linear Barcode Generator is a package that contains a servlet, applet, javabean, and class library in a single JAR file for generating linear barcodes including Code 128, Code 39, UPC, EAN, Interleaved 2 of 5, Intelligent Mail and more.

Data bar Code 128 Set B is a versatile barcode symbology that allows for the encoding of alphanumeric data using a wide range of characters. Data bar 128 is still a valuable option for encoding a variety of data types in various industries.

This barcode package contains JavaBeans, Applets, Class Libraries and Servlets for Barcoding in Java. Supports Linear and 2D barcode types including Code 128, Code 39, ITF, UPC, EAN, DataMatrix, Maxicode and PDF417.

Create code 128 barcodes with TrueType, OpenType, PostScript and PCL font versions designed for Mac. This implementation is unique from Windows-based Code 128 fonts because these use extended ASCII characters that differ on the Mac.

To print barcode labels, install barcode label design software, choose the desired symbology, input data like product code, design the label layout, connect the printer, load label stock, print the label, and verify it can be read by a scanner.

This barcode package contains JavaBeans, Applets, Class Libraries and Servlets for Barcoding in Java. Supports Linear and 2D barcode types including Code 128, Code 39, ITF, UPC, EAN, OneCode, DataMatrix, Aztec, Maxicode and PDF417.

This barcode package contains JavaBeans, Class Libraries, Applets and Servlets for Barcoding in Java. Supports Linear barcode types including Code 128, GS1-128, Code 39, ITF, UPC-EAN, and USPS Intelligent Mail IMb.

Code 128 SET C barcode software can encode up to 18 digits of numeric data using combination of bars and spaces. Barcode's width is determined by type of scanner used to read it, with each character represented by unique pattern of bars and spaces.