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From: mcjilton@handel.CS.ColoState.Edu (charles mar mcjilton)
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Subject: Re: Wanted: Information on Bar Code
Keywords: Bar code
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Date: 8 Aug 90 21:19:42 GMT
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In article <27700@netnews.upenn.edu> han@linc.cis.upenn.edu (Sung-Kook Han) writes:
>Dear Friends:
>
> A friend of mine is writing a program for bar code reader.
>Any information on libraries or toolkits for bar code programming
>are great help for him. Please let me share your knowledges.
>Please e-mail any information to me.

There is a good library for generating barcodes called "Code-Master".  We've
been using it with windows and on the console for creating 3-of-9 codes,
but it can create almost every major code there is.  Nice set of routines.
I think it cost us $300 for the source to the library, but it would be $100 or
so for just the libraries.

It generates the codes into an internal memory block, and you fwrite() them to
the printer, or a file.  It can also be accessed from languages other than C.

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Sean