Anyone suggests a barcode font paid/free that really works with Crystal Report?

Hi fellow B1 Users,
I am having difficulty producing a print of crystal label report that produces barcodes which can be scanned.
It seems like I have not been lucky getting barcode fonts and its dimensions (size with height and width) right so it can be scanned by simple
barcode scanners.
Anyone got their crystal label to be scan-able?
Please suggest.
Thank you,
Syed

Hi Gordon,
Good to see you still active in SAP B1 forums.
I tried fonts such as CCode39.
However, I got lucky this time, the font IDAutomationHC39M worked for me, size 18.
Did not have to do much setting on barcode scanner though I have done it before
Thank you.

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