Barcode software

Good morning everyone,The owner of the company has given me a task to achieve in a very short time frame with a subject I have never worked with in the past so I am hoping that you might have some suggestions for me that would do what he is asking of me.What we have is a custom Access database that we are using for internal information tracking from everything from orders/invoicing/inventory/sales/etc. And we also use QuickBooks Enterprise for our accounting. The server is located in another country since we are a global company and users connect to the server via remote desktop connection on a term server.What he is looking for is a way for us to be able to incorporate a barcode system into our warehouse that works with both QuickBooks Enterprise edition and our custom written database. Something that would use a portable handheld...
This topic first appeared in the Spiceworks Community

I'd recommend this:
QuickMark v3.3 barcode reader
We've used it a couple of times under Windows Mobile. I've got to warn you though, it doesn't work like a regular barcode scanner though. The speed isn't there. We make a barcode font for use with Windows and Macintosh word processors. Take a look. Let me know if if can be of help.
Post relates to: Treo 650 (Sprint)
Post relates to: Treo 650 (Sprint)
Post relates to: Treo 650 (Sprint)

Similar Messages

Nokia 5700 - Barcode software - camera problem

I hope that someone of nokia or someone that resolved write me!
Nokia does not give us a version for 5700 but give a list of third part to download.
I tried all!
But every 3rd part Barcode program rotate the image of 90 degrees so i cannot understand what i'm seeing!
This phone have the camera in a different position and the display is landscape and not vertical.
Sorry for my english. I hope you understood!
With every barcode software i saw the image 90 degree rotate.
Someone with a 5700 found a working software for barcode?
Or someone now how to rotate the camera image?

sir,
i required only camera software. because when i turn on camera it reply 'not supported'
also i required body & software of mobile.

Barcode software for Mac to use with AI CS3

I need a means to generate Postnet barcodes on a Mac platform. Preferrably the result would be vector art. Any ideas? I use AI CS3

I am also looking for a Mac-based software to generate barcodes. I have heard about Barcode Producer and am pleased to know that people are happy with the software. Steve mentioned about OCRB font and I only have OCR-A font on my Power Mac G4. How would one access this font? Also, has anyone heard about this "Wasp Barcode Builder" for Mac? It is only $65.00, but I can't find any reviews regarding this software.

Bind XML data to PDF417 barcode - LiveCycle Designer ES

Trying to create a shipping form for a supplier that contains a PDF417 barcode. The source data will come from an XML data file. The form in not interactive, the data file will simply populate the pdf form, read-only via a Coldfusion program that queries our shipping data. But I'm not quite able to connect the dots. Does anyone know how to supply the data in the correct format within the XML doc? It consists of 5 fields / row, with 10 rows max. I'm unclear because the barcode software previously used embedded control chars within the data, such as record separators, group separators, and end of transmission. Do I need to include these for LiveCycle? As you've probably already guessed, yes, I do not use LiveCycle much at all.
I'm using LiveCycle ES2 version 9
Any advice is much appreciated. Thanks!

There are a couple of ways to populate the barcode from Designer. First, is the manual coding method. In the "calculate" or (preferably) the "pre-print" event you change the .rawValue of the barcode object and change it to the value of the fields you wish to include. Alternatively there is a fairly good script generator built into designer that is accesible through the barcode object properties UI. Here you can have the content of the barcode auto-filled based on the entire form or selected fields in a collection. As a general rule of thumb: never select XML as your barcode data format and don't use the auto-generated code on a form with more than 30 or 40 fields.

Barcode

hi all,
how to generate barcode in abap report ?

Hi
Introduction
This paper describes how to print barcodes on SAP systems using downloadable fonts and standard laser printers. The process is relatively simple:
Copy a barcode font file from the host system to the destination printer.
Create an output file with formatted text strings and font selection commands
Send the output file to the printer.
PCL (Printer Command Language) is a standard developed by Hewlett-Packard Corporation which
defines a wide range of commands that control the formatting of documents on laser printers. PCL is supported by virtually every laser printer manufactured. PCL includes specifications for "soft fonts" which, when downloaded to a printer, will be automatically stored in the printer's memory and be available for use.
Most laser printers do not include native barcode capability. Those that do often employ a variety of command syntaxes, making it difficult to mix printer brands within a single system. Plug-in barcode modules are available, but are often printer brand or model-specific, and the cost per printer stays relatively level (generally from $250 to $425 per printer depending on capabilities of the module).
Downloadable soft fonts work on any brand or model of printer with the same command syntax, simplifying programming in large installations and expanding the range of printers that can be used. Some high-capacity printers include programmable memory or hard disk drives and can store downloaded fonts permanently. Although downloadable fonts do not offer the automated formatting features found in the high-end hardware modules, the cost per printer is dramatically less.
The downloadable fonts described in this paper are available as pre-built kits or can be generated using the Barcode Font Generator from MEC Software. Sample fonts, demonstration programs, and pricing/licensing information are available through The Barcode Software Center, on the web at www.makebarcode.com.
The version of SAP used in preparing this paper was 4.6c.
top of page
Downloading Fonts to the Printer
Before barcodes can be printed, a barcode font must be available in the printer's memory. MEC Software PCL-5 fonts include all of the required PCL commands and data; all that is required is to send the font file from the host computer to the printer. There are several methods for sending a font to your printer. Two that work well in the SAP/Windows environment are lpr and copy.
lpr
The lpr command can be an effective method for downloading fonts. Unix and Linux support lpr; Windows/NT, 2000, and XP also support lpr, but it may not be installed by default (lpr may be called Unix printing by the Windows setup process). The general form of the lpr command is:
lpr -S<server> -P<printer> [-C<class>] [-J<job name>]
[-O<option>] <filename>
As an example, let's assume that the destination printer is available at IP address 192.168.100.40 and the file BC_3of9_4pitch.dsf contains the downloadable PCL barcode font. We must use -O (option) followed by a lower case letter "L" to specify binary mode (Windows requires a lower case "o"):
lpr -S192.168.100.40 -P192.168-100.40 -Ol myfont.dsf
copy
You can simply Copy the font file to the printer port. In Windows, open a MS-DOS command line window. Use the /b (binary) command line option:
C:\> COPY /B myfont.dsf LPT1:
Note: If your system does not support long filenames you will need to rename the files. For example: C39_4PIT.DSF.
If you are in a MS-DOS command prompt under Windows and the destination printer is on the network, using the printer's network name may not work depending on your version of Windows. For example, this command should send the font to the printer under Windows/98 and Windows/2000, but may simply make a copy of the file on disk with Windows/95:
C:\> COPY /B myfont.dsf
MAIN\LASER
You may first have to assign the printer to a local printer port with the NETUSE command. The port does not have to physically exist, and you should not use a port that actually has a local printer attached to it. For example, if you have local printers attached to LPT1 and LPT2 and a network printer named "
Main\Laser," you could assign LPT3 to the network printer:
C:\> NETUSE LPT3: "
MAIN\LASER"
C:\> COPY /B myfont.dsf LPT3:
Defining Printer Control Sequences in SAP
We need to define a barcode prefix (a command string to turn on the barcode font) and a suffix (another command to switch back to a normal text font). First, we need to get to the right screen. Select SAP Transaction SPAD (Spool Administration) to display Spool Administration: Initial Screen. Then click the Full Administration button.
Select the Device Types tab and select the printer that will be printing the barcodes (HPLJ4, for example).
Select the green check mark after entry of the Device Type to display the Spool Administration: Device Type screen, then click on the Print Controls tab.
The Print Controls page displays a list of defined print control sequences, each identified by a name. You can create new sequences or modify existing sequences. Let's create a control sequence named BCPFX to define the prefix that will turn on the barcode. Each downloaded font is identified by a number which is built into the font. Assuming that the font we want is number 200, we will need the following characters:
Escape Code (hex 1B)
Opening (left) parenthesis character (hex 28)
Font ID 200 (hex 32 30 30)
An upper case X to mark the end of the command (hex 58)
All of these characters need to be entered as a single string (no spaces) in the Control Character Sequence column: 1B2832303058. We also need to define a sequence to turn off the barcode font and switch back to a normal text font. Let's create sequence BCSFX to switch to the printer's default font. The PCL command to do this requires the following characters:
Escape Code (hex 1B)
Opening (left) parenthesis character (hex 28)
The number 3 (hex 33)
An @ symbol (hex 40)
So the complete sequence would be written as: 1B283340. You might prefer to switch to a specific text font instead of the printer's default. Complete details can be found in the PCL Reference Manual, available from Hewlett-Packard.
top of page
Printing Barcodes with ABAP or SAPSCRIPT
We are now ready to print barcodes using an ABAP report program or a SAPSCRIPT form. In these examples we are using Code 39 barcodes which require very little formatting (all we have to do is add asterisks before and after the data).
Sample ABAP Program:
DATA: BAR_CODE1(16) VALUE `*ABC01230123A01*'
NEW-PAGE PRINT ON IMMEDIATELY `X'.
FORMAT COLOR OFF INTENSIFIED OFF.
* If the barcode is the first element on the page, the following Write
* statement is needed (otherwise you get a date in the first print
* control.
WRITE:/
* Turn on the barcode font, print the data, and switch back to the
* printer's default font. Be sure to use NO-GAP to avoid unwanted
* characters or CR/LF.
PRINT-CONTROL FUNCTION `BCPFX'
WRITE: BAR_CODE1 NO-GAP
PRINT-CONTROL FUNCTION `BCSFX'
* Add a Write statement to prevent insertion of CR/LF into the barcode.
[code]WRITE:/
[/code]
Sample SAPSCRIPT
Variable BAR_CODE1 contains the barcode data, including asterisks.
The & is needed to avoid unwanted spaces or CR/LF characters
/E LINE
/: PRINT-CONTROL BCPFX
= &BAR_CODE1&
/: PRINT-CONTROL BCSFX
Reward all helpfull answers
Regards
Pavan
Message was edited by:
Pavan praveen

Barcoding

Dear abap Gurus
1. How to create Bar coding ?Can u send me step by step process its very urgent for me please?
2.Bdc upload the data for ct04 tcode i want bdc upload program? Can u send me program ?

hi
good
go through this link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d9/4a94fc51ea11d189570000e829fbbd/content.htm
The standard system come with all the standard sapscripts for you to print invoices, delivery orders or sales order etc. You can further enhance the form with SAPscripts which is the standard SAP form design tools for user to developed customized form printing format such as purchase orders, invoices, checks, labels.
With the combination of third party barcode software (barcode.dll) or printer with bardimm, you can print barcode directly using SAP scripts.
To create SAPscipts goto tcode : SE71
Once your SAPscripts are created, you have to used an abap program to called the sapscripts form.
for BDC upload you can use the GUI_UPLOAD function module.
thanks
mrutyun

Barcode Scanner and Calendar entries

If you go to http://zxing.appspot.com/generator/ there is a QRCode barcode creator which works with the barcode scanner on various Nokia mobiles. However, there are a few type in there that don't seem to work with the E71 and N95. For instance the Calendar event and the SMS one. The scanner will read them in, but there doesn't seem to be any way of saving them in your calendar or sending the SMS. Does anyone know if there will be an update to the Barcode software to implement this as it would be very handy to use.
Thanks

Have a try of Nokias at http://mobilecodes.nokia.com/scan.htm
N96-1 + 8G SD~Software Version 30.033~Software Version Date 18-06-09~Type RM-247~P/C 0543713~T Mobile UK

Why do constant CC updates matter? Adobe is not putting out many essential updates anymore.

Reading these posts on CC I have continually come across people who claim that to be a serious professional in a creative field you need to have your Adobe software up to date. How does one compete if they are using old Adobe software? As someone who has been working in the field for a long time I don’t see how this could be any further from the truth. Yes, I do believe that you need software that is relatively up to date but I don’t believe you need the new software that is coming from Adobe. The software that I really need has been coming from third party plug-ins. This is probably the main reason I have a problem with the rental software; it keeps pushing new updates on you even when they are the wrong updates. Below are many examples at how over the past several years the 3rd party has constantly delivered and Adobe has faltered.
When I first tried out InDesign’s automatic text flow feature I couldn’t get it to work even after asking around on several different online forums. I was told about some plug-ins that could do auto text flow and after I tried it everything worked.
I later found that when I would add or delete a page that had facing pages my layout would get completely messed up. How could I fix this problem? By upgrading to a new version of ID? Nope, new versions of ID didn’t fix that. I fixed the problem by buying a plug-in.
I once had a client who sent me a Word file that was loaded with grammar errors. In a perfect world the content editor should be the one mostly in charge of fixing grammar but as we all know we don’t live in a perfect world. Unfortunately ID does not provide grammar checking at all. This feature has been available in Word since like, what, 1988(?) but it won’t work on the absolutely latest version of ID. It will work with a plug-in.
The history panel is a feature that has been available since about PS 5. It has provided some of the most basic functionality of a graphics program; the ability to go back a few steps. Since this is such a basic feature it’s made it’s way to other apps like Fireworks and Lightroom. It’s even available in consumer apps like PS Elements. So how can you run this basic feature in a professional program like ID FIFTEEN YEARS after it was released in PS 5? Get a plug-in.
Hey look! The new features page says that CC finally comes with built in barcode support! Hallelujah!! Praise the Lord! Now there is a feature that I can use! True, I needed the feature three years ago when I was making ID badges and, yes, I already spent hundreds of dollars buying a plug-in that can more then adequately do that functionality already, but hey better late then never right? Good things surely do come to those who wait!
Huh? What is that I am now reading? The barcode software only supports the pattern type of barcodes and not the standard line type found on just about every kind of merchandise know to mankind? My client needed the standard kind of barcode. When is that going to be released? Do I have to wait another three years?
The fact of the matter is that Adobe has come out with THREE major updates since I last upgraded and I can still barely find enough important features that would make the update worthwhile. New features this time around include things like font management (even though every serious designer already has font management software) and a different color interface.
This shortage of new worthwhile features is certainly not due to there being enough features that need improvement. For an example doing a very simple data merge with a basic layout is still immensely complicated. I would be overjoyed if they made that process as simple and powerful as it should be. Instead what we will get is more pointless updates that will only break the important plug-ins that I rely on to get my work done on tight deadlines. You know how web browsers with bi-monthly updates (Firefox, Chrome) keep breaking your browsers plug-ins except this time instead of breaking goofy trivial plug-ins that let you do things like check the weather they will break important ones that you need to rely on to get work done.
The plug-ins developers will have to dedicate an enormous amount of time checking to see if their software works with every little ID update that comes out. This means they will have less time to working on features even though they are the ones making the best advancements.

Yes, I realize that Firefox is free, but that doesn't really negate the validity of anyone's frustrations. I just wish they would warn people better about the problems that the updates can cause before asking people to update. Most people rely very heavily on their computers for work, etc. and not everyone has the time or ability to easily undo the problems that the updates cause. Again, if it was just a one-time thing that I've had to deal with, I wouldn't mind as much.

IDCS5/MAC - GREP Style to uppercase a letter after a dash between words

G'day there.
I'm trying to create a GREP style to uppercase a letter after a dash between words, more specifically where one word starts with a capital and the one after a dash does not e.g. Lorem-ipsum = Lorem-Ipsum
The full story is that there is a standing indesign file used over and over again which data-merges surnames which are in a massive database. The data arrives in uppercase and our mail barcoding software allows us to Title Case certain fields, but the Title Case behaviour has the following results:
* McLeod = Mcleod
* D'Agostino = D'agostino
* Smith-Bunting = Smith-bunting
i've been able to solve the McLeod = Mcleod problem with the following GREP style:
(?<=Mc)\l
and then apply a character style which is nothing more than All Caps.
similarly, i've been able to solve the D'Agostino = D'agostino problem:
(?<=\u')\l
and once again apply the All Caps style to the affected letter. This also solves the O'leary problem to O'Leary.
However, when I try these GREPs to grab the Smith-bunting style issues:
(?<=\u\l+?-)\l or (?<=\u\l{2,}-)\l
the search won't work, nor will it work with regular Find/Change GREP replace... yet the expression \u\l+?-\l will find the block that i'm after.
I could use the search
(?<=\l-)\l
and this will find Smith-bunting = Smith-Bunting... but will also find co-operate = co-Operate (will find two words joined with a dash but starts with a lower case letter).
This is fine if the para style is applied to the line in the address block containing the client's name, but if the name is referred to in a block of text, then that block of text has to have the para style with the GREP style applied, and any dashes between words in that para behave the same way as the name.
yes, it is possible to go into excel and use the =PROPER(affected cell) and fix the Smith-Bunting fields, but i'm trying to create a solution which will work solely in InDesign so that other operators in the office (who aren't familiar with excel) can simply open the standing file and dump in the txt database generated by the mail barcoding software.
there are other names that the mail barcoding's title-case fouls up i.e.
* MacLeod = Macleod
* van der Graaf = Van Der Graaf
* van Diemen = Van Diemen
but a GREP to make Macleod become MacLeod may foul up Mack, Mackie or Macy to become MacK, MacKie or MacY.
I also know that a GREP for the van der or van won't work as the style will only force letters to become All Caps, not uppercase to lower...
Ultimately...
does anyone know a way to GREP style (not a find/change GREP) a fix for Xxxxx-xxxxx = Xxxxx-Xxxxx?
Colly
Colecandoo.

I agree with Haakenlid on his Dirty-Workaround view -- I feel data should be entered the way it oguht to, not altered by some magic GREP styling -- but then again I can also sympathize with your POV re: a fire-and-forget solution even your dumbest operator can't miss.
Oh the rigors of life.
If you are totally, absolutely certain you want to do this by GREP, use this:
(a) Set a To Capitals character style to the string
\b\u\l+\-\l
-- this will magically transform "Hon. Lt. Sir John Forsythe Blunt-object" into "BLUNT-Object".
(b) Then override ( ! ) the first half again with another character style that removes the To Capitals attribute ( ! ):
\b\u\l+-(?=\l)
Notice how this expression is exactly the same as the above one, except for the very last code -- the next lowercase must also be caught, but now using a lookahead so its formatting won't be affected.
This removes the All Caps override from the first halve, changing it from "BLUNT-Object" back to "Blunt-Object".
Lots of side effects, I'm sure. Perhaps it is safer to teach your operators to run a single script.

How to Open an Indesign file with a missing plugin

Is there a way to open a file that has a missing plugin?
This is the case:
We used an outside designer who is on CS5 indesign and teacup barcode software plugin cs5
We received his files saved back to CS4, but it is still telling us there is a missing plugin.
I'm assuming it is Teacup software. Is there a way around this??

Jenna Hamilton wrote:
Is there a way to open a file that has a missing plugin?
This is the case:
We used an outside designer who is on CS5 indesign and teacup barcode software plugin cs5
We received his files saved back to CS4, but it is still telling us there is a missing plugin.
I'm assuming it is Teacup software. Is there a way around this??
You should try to be as accurate as possible when describing your situation. For example, you say the file was “saved back to CS4”. That is impossible. There is no way to save an InDesign CS4 file from any program except InDesign CS4. Do you mean that the designer exported an .idml file from InDesign CS5? If so, then say so. If you have been given an InDesign .indd file saved from InDesign CS5, then you have an InDesign CS5 file, not an InDesign CS4 file.

QR Code in J2ME

Hi everyone,
I am trying to implement a QR code generator and a QR Code Reader in J2ME. Does anyone know of any library for QR Code in J2me? I have already gone through ZXing library and JP (from sourceforge) but both of them have the following issues with J2ME:
1. On compiling with compliance level >1.4, it gives an error NoClassDefFoundException.
2. On compiling with compliance level <1.4, it gives an error with Enumerated datatypes (which zxing library uses extensively)
In short, I need a library/API for QR code in J2Me. Any help suggestion would be appreciated.
Thanks
Edited by: 1002079 on Apr 23, 2013 10:27 PM

search "msaccess generate qr code" and you'll find the answer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwFsM62NxtM
http://www.tec-it.com/en/software/barcode-software/tbarcode/office/Default.aspx#access

Integration of Bar code scanning with Forms 6i

Hi,
I want to know, Whether Forms6i can be integrated with any of the Bar coding software. If any of u've worked on such things, give me some details like are there any packages which can be used t do it,How did u do it.etc..,
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Alok Dubey

Thanks for ur reply.I need to find out some things.
My client wants to go for a barcoding software.The reason is he need not enter the id manually. So he wants to automate the process(Reading the ID using Barcode machine)
1.How a barcode machine/Software works?
2.WHere it stores the value?(i.e.., the value it reads)
3. What are the packages through which i can read these barcodes and then
contact the database for the purpose of getting the details related to it.
Regards,
Alok Dubey

What is sap script ? why is it required

Sinha

The standard system come with all the standard sapscripts for you to print invoices, delivery orders or sales order etc. You can further enhance the form with SAPscripts which is the standard SAP form design tools for user to developed customized form printing format such as purchase orders, invoices, checks, labels.
With the combination of third party barcode software (barcode.dll) or printer with bardimm, you can print barcode directly using SAP scripts.
To create SAPscipts goto tcode : SE71
Once your SAPscripts are created, you have to used an abap program to called the sapscripts form.
SAPScript Transaction codes
1.SE71 - Form painter
2.SE72 - Style maintenance
3.SE78 - SapScript Graphics Management
4.SO10 - Create standard text module
SAPScript Important Programs
Here are some useful programs for SAPSCRIPT development/search ...
RSTXFCAT - Program to find out SAP Scirpt names (Search Program)
RSTXCDM1 - SAPscript: Sample Program for Form Printing
RSTXCNVR - Converting SAPscript standard text to RAW format (ASCII)
RSTXCPDF - Routines for Converting OTF Format to PDF Format
RSTXDBUG - Activate/Deactivate Form Debugger
RSTXFCAT - Find Forms
RSTXFCPY - Copy Forms Between Clients
RSTXFCOM - Comparison of Two Forms
RSTXFCON - SAPscript: Conversion of Page Format for Forms
RSTXFINF - Comprehensive Information about a Specific Form
RSTXHTML - Conversion of SAPscript Texts (ITF) to HTML
RSTXICON - List of SAP icons and their names and SAP numbers <xxxxx>
RSTXSYMB - List of SAP symbols and their names as well as <xxxxx> SAP number
RSTXR3TR - Transport Program For SAPscript Transport Objects
RSTXSCAT - Find Styles
RSTXSF01 - TrueType font installation for SAPscript/SmartForms
RSTXTCAT - Find Standard Texts
Reward points if it is usefull ....
Girish

QR code in Accelio.

Hello Everyone,
I need to add a QR code in one Accelio form and I could not locate an option for that :S...
Has someone faced a similar situation ? Is that possible to add QR code in output designer ? If yes... can someone please provide an example .
I'm currently usign output designer 5.4.1
Really appreciate any help.
Thank you

search "msaccess generate qr code" and you'll find the answer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwFsM62NxtM
http://www.tec-it.com/en/software/barcode-software/tbarcode/office/Default.aspx#access

Is there any software in Adobe Creative Cloud which will let me generate barcodes?

Hi
Is there any software in Adobe Creative Cloud which will let me generate barcodes?

- Do I have 40 10-second clips each with 1.9 GB of unwanted video behind it??
Not to worry. When we Copy and Paste within a project, iMovie HD creates a new clip thumbnail for the Timeline/Clips pane, then simply adds a new pointer to the source video. The source material is not duplicated.
When you Copy a clip and Paste a clip to a DIFFERENT project then Yes, the clip's entire source video file is duplicated. (When Copying between projects, be sure to Copy and Paste all the clips together so iMovie duplicates the source files just one time.)
Next time, you might consider setting your iMovie 6 preferences to limit the length of imported clips to 3 minutes — or whatever duration you want. Then each imported clip will have its own source file. When you discard an entire clip its file will be discarded too, shrinking the size of the project.
If you have no need to preserve the clips as clips you could export the project to a Full Quality movie that you import to a new project. Everything will arrive as a single clip, which may be okay here. Then discard your old project. The project will be smaller, containing just the stuff on the Timeline.
If the Timeline contains most of the source material — just split into small clips — there may not be a lot of "extra" material in the project. To get an estimate of how large the Timeline really is, open the "Timeline Movie.mov" that's inside the Cache folder of the project in QuickTime Player. QT Player's Show Movie Info window will show the size of the material it represents.
Karl

Barcode software

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for