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    how to create barcode in VB/VB.net.

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      how to create barcode in VB/VB.net.

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      you can find a lot of useful link try following link for search on google Google you can also search for code project . There are also one article which is in my knowledge Code Project Hope this helps

      Rupesh Kumar Swami Software Developer, Integrated Solution, Bikaner (India) My Company Award: Best VB.NET article of June 2008: Create Column Charts Using OWC11

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        how to create barcode in VB/VB.net.

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        Depending on your requirements you merely use a font. You can download a code 39 (3 of 9) font for free online which can hadle uppercase letters and numbers. Certain barcodes are limited to the characters they can handle and the more you use the longer the barcode becomes (which is true for code 39). I have found the most useful barcode to use is a code 128 type. These barcodes are a fixed length (regarless of the amount of characters) and also use all of the 128 ASCII characters . Code 128 barcode fonts require a checksum (validity check) in order to read characters so they are more challenging to use but if space is limited on the items you wish to apply barcodes to, I would recommend purchasing a code 128 barcode font and checking articles online that can help explain how to create this checksum. Good luck

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