Code 39 font not appearing as Barcode

Hi All
We are developing a custom bi publisher report on 12.1.1 and trying to create bar codes using code39 fonts. We have a field which has a data like *||data||* and the field with the data is set to code39 font. But when the report prints, the data appears as * data * and not as barcodes.
What other setup might be needed to make this work?
Edited by: manu.m on Oct 3, 2011 9:47 PM

Hi there, have you registered the font in the Application ?
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2 - Create Font mapping
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