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Make a Bar Code 3/9 Utility

This utility converts your bar code 3/9 data into actual bar codes. Use this utility to build 3/9 bar codes and then to copy and paste them into other Windows programs for printing. Click on any orange circle below to view a description of exactly what that control does. Bar codes can be copied into Word for label printing, or into a desktop publishing program to display a bar code on your packaging. These bar code fonts are compatible with virtually any Windows program. For MicroSoft programs like Excel and Access see the package documentation for details on using our VBA macros directly inside of those programs.

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1Type of bar code

Type of bar code Select the type of bar code 3/9 to create. Standard bar codes just display bar code patterns. You can also choose human readable bar codes that display the text the bar code represents either above or below it.

2Add checksum

Add checksum Calculate and add the option bar code 3/9 checksum (rarely used). This is the standard mod 43 checksum.

3Change bar code height

Change bar code height Modify the height of a bar code without changing the width. Bar codes can range from .25 to 1 or more inches in height.

4Change bar code width

Change bar code width Scale the bar code width up or down by increasing or decreasing the point size.

5Enter data to bar code

Enter data to bar code Type in the data you want to bar code here. Your data can contains numbers (0-9), upper case letters (A-Z) and the special characters: space, $ % + - . /. Our program will add the Start and Stop character for you. If you enable the optional checksum, this will be calculated and added to your bar code.

6Make a bar code

Make a bar code Click this button to make a bar code from your number. The bar code will then be displayed in the bottom window of this program.

7Copy to clip board

Copy to clip board Copy your completed bar code to the Windows clip board. (The Windows clip board is invisible- don't worry about where it is or how it works.) You can then paste this bar code directly into virtually any Windows program by pressing Ctrl-V or using the Edit, Paste menu in that program.

8Display converted bar code data

Display converted bar code data This is the string of characters to use with our bar code fonts. This string includes the Start and Stop codes plus any optional checksum. Note that while you can type in the bar code 3/9 font, you must always add a Start and Stop character.

9This is your 3/9 bar code

This is your 3/9 bar code This is a sample of what your bar code will look like. Note that Windows screen resolution is fairly low, so the bar code displayed may not exactly match what will be printed.

10Show a Tip of the Day

Show a Tip of the Day Display the next program Tip of the Day. From here you can page forwards or backwards through the entire list of available tips.

11Program information

Program information Display program and contact information including the version number of this software.

12Help

Help Launch the Windows Help application. The Help form will give you detailed answers to most questions about the program.

13Tip of the Day

Tip of the Day Display the next Tip of the Day on each start up when this is checked. Uncheck the box to stop this start up behavior.

14Print a sample

Print a sample Print a sample page of your 3/9 bar code to see just what it will look like. This sample page shows you your bar code in a number of different sizes. Use this printout to check bar codes you are printing yourself.

15Check for updates

Check for updates Check the web for a program update. You must have an active internet connection running. A web page will be displayed with information about the current version of this program and whether or not you need to update.

16Full ASCII Encoding

Full ASCII Encoding Allow Full ASCII encoding in the bar code. Note your bar code scanner must have this feature enabled or you will not see Full ASCII.