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Barcode Prime Image Generator for Bookland. Easily create Bookland barcode images ready for clipboard pasting into other applications - or save it as a graphic file in high quality TIF format.

Barcode Prime Image Generator for Code39. Easily create Code39 barcode images ready for clipboard pasting into other applications - or save it as a graphic file in high quality TIF format.

No matter what type of printer you use (matrix, laser, inkjet) you can print any number of label for requested barcode. Besides that if your printer is a color one you can have a better visual arrangements like font, barcode and background.

JavaScript Linear Barcode Generator creates SVG, BMP and HTML5 images. It is the complete barcode generator in a single JavaScript file; no other components need to be installed to create barcodes with this product; .js and HTML files included.

The GS1 DataBar Barcode Font by IDAutomation.com allows easy generation of DataBar barcodes from a TrueType, PostScript, OpenType or PCL font within Windows, MAC, Linux and Unix systems. The download includes encoders for .NET, VB, Java, and C++.

The GS1 DataBar Barcode Font by IDAutomation.com allows easy generation of DataBar barcodes from a TrueType, PostScript, OpenType or PCL font within Windows, MAC, Linux and Unix systems. The download includes encoders for .NET, VB, Java, and C++.

Delphi barcode reader SDK for barcode recognition. The library can read (scan) barcodes in images. It supports code128, EAN128, EAN, UPC, Datamatrix, PDF417 and others. The same library is available for Java and .NET also.

Delphi barcode reader SDK for barcode recognition. The library can read (scan) barcodes in images. It supports code128, EAN128, EAN, UPC, Datamatrix, PDF417 and others. The same library is available for Java and .NET also.

The Code 128 Universal Barcode Font provides compatibility with all countries, locales and operating systems. This font is unique because other Code 128 fonts use extended ASCII characters that are different in various other countries and locales.