[comp.sys.ibm.pc] Printing Bar Codes

crowley@yale.UUCP (kay crowley) (05/24/89)

A friend of mine has an IBM PC and is interested in printing bar codes
(eg. UPC, etc....).   Is there any code (preferably public domain) that
does this on IBM compatible printers.  Programs that work with the printer
graphics would also be helpfull.

Any information would be appreciated.


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Howard.Spindel@busker.FIDONET.ORG (Howard Spindel) (05/31/89)

Try contacting Symbologic (17019 Jeanette Avenue, Cerritos, CA 90703,
213-926-2823).  They offer a bar coding packing for $79 complete, no 
royalties, UPC, EAN, CODABAR, Code39, Interleaved 2 of 5.  Although I am 
not a bar code expert this software seems to work.



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las) (05/31/89)

In article <61474@yale-celray.yale.UUCP> crowley@yale-celed.UUCP (kay crowley) writes:
>A friend of mine has an IBM PC and is interested in printing bar codes
>(eg. UPC, etc....).   Is there any code (preferably public domain) that
>does this on IBM compatible printers.  Programs that work with the printer
>graphics would also be helpfull.

>Any information would be appreciated.

It's not PD, but TimeKeeping Systems, Inc (12434R Cedar Road; Cleveland, OH
44106; (216) 229-2579; FAX: (216) 229-2573) has a small advertisement on
page 462 of the May 30, 1989 PC Magazine (the test "every" 80386 PC issue).

Among other things, they offer an "EZBarcode I Printing Program" for $49.00
which can "...print Code 39 and UPC-A ... for dot matrix and LasetJet
printers..." and "EZBarcode II Printing Program" for $99.00 with more
features including more coding formats.

(Coincidentally, someone here at AT&T was directed to me just recently
for essentially the same question which is why I even noticed it since
I have no personal interest in barcode software.)

regards, Larry
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