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	Code 39
		Code 39 is variable length and is the most frequently used symbology in industrial bar code systems today.
		Code 39 can be extended to an 128 character symbology (full ASCII) by combining one of the special characters ($, /, %, +) with a letter (A-Z) to form the characters that are not present in the standard Code 39 symbology.
		When a Code 39 symbol is scanned which does not include a leading space, it is appended to the buffer, the entire buffer is transmitted, and the buffer is cleared.
	www.swinglabels.com /barcodes/code39.asp (287 words)

	CODE 93 SYMBOLOGY
		Code 93 was designed to complement and improve upon Code 39.
		In Code 39, four of the characters ($, %, /, and +) are used to optionally encode all 128 characters-but there is no way to know whether those characters are being used as shift characters in Full ASCII mode or whether they are being used to represent $, %, /, and +.
		The Extended Code 93 Encoding Table is identical to the Extended Code 39 Encoding Table except that Code 93 uses its four specialized shift characters ($), (/), (%), and (+) to shift to Full ASCII mode instead of Code 39 which isues the $, /, %, and + characters.
	www.barcodeisland.com /code93.phtml (892 words)

	Code 39 Barcode FAQ and Tutorial
		The Code 39 barcode is the easiest of the alpha-numeric barcodes to use and is designed for character self-checking thus eliminating the need for check character calculations.
		Code 39 is also known as 3 of 9 Code and Code 3 of 9.
		The Code 39 asterisk character is used as a start/stop character, and should not be part of the data in the barcode.
	www.idautomation.com /code39faq.html (1878 words)

	Code 39 Barcode
		Code 39 is widely used in many industries and is the standard for many government barcode specifications, including the U.S. Department of Defense.
		Code 39 does not require a checksum, although a modulo 43 check digit may may be appended for increased data integrity (the Mod 43 checksum is seldom used).
		Code 39 is just about the only type of barcode in common use that does not require a checksum.
	www.mecsw.com /specs/code_39.html (555 words)

	barcodepower.com - barcode readers and bar code software
		Code 93 is an alphanumeric, variable length, continuous bar code, and is not self-checking.
		The data characters of both Code 93 and Code 39 symbologies are the same; the start/stop codes and the check digits are not transmitted by the input device.
		Code 93 characters consist of three bars and three spaces, except the start/stop character, which is represented by the € symbol.
	www.barcodepower.com /barcode_101_3.asp (2555 words)

	Barcodes (code 39)
		Code 39 is defined in American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard MG10.8M - 1983, and is also known as USD-3 and 3 of 9.
		The length of a Code 39 symbol limits its use on corrugated board because the shipping container is often not large enough for the amount of space required for a readable code, or the symbol is too large for scanning equipment to read.
		But sometimes you can find a Code 39 with the "start/stop star" in the text line; in order to create this code do not have to enter the stars during your input: If the text line shows 1234 you just have to enter 1234 because the stars are a fixed part of Code 39.
	www.tkb-4u.com /code/barcode/code39.php (582 words)

	Introduction to barcode - Bar Code Symbologies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Code 39 is the most popular symbology in the non retail world and is used extensively in manufacturing, military, and health applications.
		Code 39 optionally allows for a (modulo 43) check character in cases where data security is important.
		Code 93 was developed as an enhancement to the CODE 39 symbology by providing a slightly higher character density than CODE 39.
	www.taltech.com /resources/intro_to_bc/bcsymbol.htm (4330 words)

	Barcodes - Bar Codes - FileMaker - Barcodes - Bar Codes
		Code 39 (also known as Code 3 of 9) is one of today's most popular general-purpose bar codes.
		Code 128 is the most versatile of all bar codes and is used worldwide for many different types of applications.
		Code 93 is a general-purpose full-ASCII bar code designed as a high density complement to Code 39 that is highly efficient when processing mixed alphanumeric input.
	www.lifesuccess.org /bcodet.html (1518 words)

	Bar Code Symbolgy Information - Tharo Systems, Inc. - Barcode labeling software and Barcode printers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Code 39 mod 43 symbol structure is the same as Code 39, with an additional data security check character appended.
		Forty-three of code 93's character set correspond to code 39's character set, and 4 additional characters are used as control characters when encoding the full ASCII character set in code 93's expanded mode.
		Code 128 B is a full alpha-numeric bar code that supports both upper and lower case character, plus four function control codes.
	www.tharo.com /barcode.htm (1234 words)

	Barcode Software - Barcode Label Maker, Bar code printing software
		Code 25, also known as "Code 2 of 5," is a discrete, variable-length numeric code format.
		Code 39, also known as "Code 3 of 9," is the most popular format used in the nonretail market for inventory and tracking.
		Code 128 is a variable-length, high-density, alphanumeric format that is used in the shipping and labeling industry.
	www.aulux.com /support/barcode.htm (1263 words)

	IDAutomation Code 39 Barcode Fonts; LOGMARS Code 3 of 9
		Code 39 (also called Code 3 of 9) is an easy to print barcode commonly used for various bar-coding labels such as name badges, inventory and industrial applications.
		The Code 39 barcode is the easiest to use of alpha-numeric barcodes and is designed for character self-checking, eliminating the requirement for check character calculations.
		The last character in the Code 39 barcode font name determines the height of the barcode with the shortest being "a" and the tallest being "f".
	idautomation.com /fonts/code39 (2627 words)

	Code 39 Barcode Font Advantage Package
		Code 39, USS Code 39 or Code 3 of 9 is an easy to print barcode used for various barcoding labels such as name badges, inventory and industrial applications.
		To determine which Code 39 barcode font to use, first print out the AdvHC39c barcode font at 12 points and other font sizes to determine which size is the smallest that will work with your scanning equipment.
		The Code 39 barcode fonts should be printed at the correct font size to suit your application and scanning equipment.
	www.hallogram.com /barcodes/software/idautomation/code39 (1737 words)

	Code 39 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Code 39 can be to produced in different proportions: 2,0:1 and 3,0:1.
		This is the proportion between the thin and the thick lines of the code.
		But sometimes you can find a Code 39 with the "start/stop star" in the text line; in order to create this code do not have to enter the stars: If the text line shows 1234 you just have to enter 1234 because the stars are a fixed part of Code 39.
	www.ensyncsolutions.com /code_39.htm (239 words)

	Code 39 Barcode Specification
		Code 39 (sometimes called Code 3 from 9) is a discrete barcode.
		The Code 39 barcode symbology supports 43 characters plus an additional character used as a delimiter or start/stop character.
		A check digit is not often used with Code 39 but a few critical applications may require one.
	www.barcodeman.com /info/c39_1.php3 (636 words)

	Terrapin Code 3 of 9 barcode specification and general information
		The Code 39 was created in 1975 by Intermec and is now widely used by public authorities, industry and commerce.
		The widths of the bars and spaces in Code 39 should normally be the same, but in practice because some printers 'squash' out the ink, this widens the bars and narrows the spaces so the bars may be thinned up to take this into account.
		Code 39 is one of very few barcodes that do not require a check digit and is therefore attractive for applications where it is difficult or inconvenient to perform calculations each time a barcode is printed.
	www.terrapin.co.uk /services/bcspec3of9.html (703 words)

	Code 39 Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Code 39 is a widely used industrial barcode and is mandated for some automotive industry and Department of Defense labels, because of its ability to represent alphanumeric data.
		Code 39 has historically been found on paper labels or on documents such as factory work orders, where smaller "X" dimensions are possible.
		The Code 39 character set includes the digits 0-9, the letters A-Z (upper case only), and the following symbols: space, minus (-), plus (+), period (.), dollar sign ($), slash (/), and percent (%).
	www.tharo.com /webhelp/code_39_information.htm (429 words)

	Code 39 Specification Page
		Each data character encoded in a Code 39 symbol is made up of 5 bars and 4 spaces for a total of 9 elements.
		Code 39 does not normally include a check character, however there is an established check character for applications that need it.
		Code 39 is a page similar to this page except it has a figure which actually shows the bar and space patterns.
	www.adams1.com /pub/russadam/39code.html (1177 words)

	BarCode 1 Font Page
		Abri Bar Code 39 TTF Windows fonts demo is a set of six precision Barcode 39 fonts.
		This sample Code 3 of 9 bar code font should only be used for testing and evaluation purposes because it does not contain the letters D-Z or the numbers 5-9.
		Bar code 128 is Windows 98/95/NT/3.1x functioning bar code 128 TrueType font set with subsets A, B, C, and UCC/EAN in standard and human readable formats.
	www.barcode-1.net /pub/russadam/fonts.html (2572 words)

	Java Bar Code, Reporting and Label Software
		Uses: Released in 1982, Code 93 is designed to be a compact version of Code 39, and allows a higher density of information in the same space as a Code 39.
		Released in 1982, Code 93 is designed to be a more compact version of Code 39, allowing for a higher density of information in the same space as a Code 39 Bar Code.
		It is a modified 2 of 5 bar code which encodes the receiving post office, the destination address, and a check digit.
	www.peernet.com /reports/barcodes.html (2299 words)

	Code 39 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Code 39 (also known as "USS Code 39", "Code 3/9", "Code 3 of 9", "USD-3", "Alpha39") is a barcode symbology that can encode uppercase letters (A through Z), digits (0 through 9) and a handful of special characters like the $ sign.
		Code 39 has the alias Code 3 of 9 because there are 9 light and dark bars in each code, and 3 of these bars are wide.
		Code 39 is sometimes, though rarely, used with an optional modulo 43 check digit.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Code_39 (543 words)

	FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Bar Code - DLA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A bar code is an array of rectangular bars and spaces in a predetermined pattern representing coded elements of data that can be automatically read and interpreted by automatic bar code reading devices.
		For general application the minimum bar height of Code 39 symbols should be 0.2 inch (5mm) or 15 percent of the symbol length, whichever is greater.
		When space does not permit placement of all the required markings, including bar code markings, on one surface of the container, the bar code labels or markings should be either placed on the opposite side of the container or the adjacent end, or they should be placed on a tag attached to the container.
	www.dscc.dla.mil /Offices/Packaging/barcode.html (762 words)

	EZ Bar Code Font Package for Windows
		Code 39 -- six Code 39 fonts are provided as normal and human readable versions in short, medium and tall heights.
		Calculated Field Use for Code 39 -- Our fonts can be printed or displayed as calculated fields in applications by (1) selecting the Code 39 font for the field and (2) using a formula to add the start and stop characters into the field.
		Tabs and returns can be added (in extended Code 39 if your scanner is programmed for it) between fields by inserting "$I" for a tab and "$M" for a return between fields as in the 2nd Microsoft Access barcode example.
	www.hallogram.com /barcodes/software/idautomation/ez-win (966 words)

	IDAutomation Code 39 Barcode Font Advantage Package
		Code 3 of 9 - Easy to print barcode commonly used for various barcoding labels such as name badges, inventory and industrial applications, and also including the United States Department of Defense LOGMARS and Health Industry Barcode (HBIC).
		Extended 3 of 9 Character Support - It is possible to print extended characters from Code 39 to encode tabs, returns or lower case letters.
		Industry Standard Support - The Code 3 of 9 fonts were developed according to AIM USS Code 39, ANSI and European EN 800 standards.
	www.bizfonts.com /code39font (319 words)

	Buy Code 39 Bar Code Software
		Code 39 is one of the oldest and most popular bar code symbologies.
		Code 39 is used for ID, inventory, and tracking purposes.
		One reason is because the Code 39 character set includes both letters and numbers.
	www.azalea.com /Code39 (453 words)

	Barcode Fonts, MICR and OCR Fonts at BizFonts.com
		Code 39 - an alpha-numeric barcode, sometimes referred to as the 3 of 9 Code and LOGMARS Code.
		Code 11 - high density numeric barcode used mostly in labeling telecommunications components.
		Code 93 - similar to Code 39, but requires two check characters.
	www.bizfonts.com (1299 words)

	Barcode Fonts & Solutions - Code 39, 2 of 5, 128, 4-State, EAN, UPC, 2D, PDF417, DataMatrix
		Currently most bar codes encountered are linear or one-dimensional in nature - the information contained in the bar code is determined by the varying widths of bars and spaces.
		Encoding data for use with linear bar codes is fairly simple and most companies are able to assign this task to their system programmers.
		Machine-readable bar codes are also desirable in the postal industry because the mail bar codes often have to be read under less than ideal circumstances.
	www.terrapin.co.uk /services/barcode.html (1241 words)

	Printing Code 39 Barcodes in Excel with Code 39 Barcode Fonts
		There are two ways to print Code 39 bar codes in Excel.
		The simplest way is to add the asterisk used as the Code 39 start and stop bar to your input string.
		After the asterisk has been added to your data in B1, select one of the Code 39 fonts to turn it into a barcode symbol.
	www.azalea.com /SampleCode/Code39Excel.html (347 words)

	Bar Code Software B-Coder Pro FAQs, barcoding, barcode printing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As problems it cites in particular the ability to manipulate the size of individual characters (distortion), spacing between the characters (kerning) and the possibility of font or resolution substitution at the output stage.
		The default Windows Metafile graphic format for the bar codes is a vector format so it not only creates bar codes that print to the highest resolution of any printer the bar code graphics are very small to store and print very fast.
		It also warns you if you try to create a bar code with bars that are too narrow for your printer (this is dependent on the dot resolution of the printer).
	www.taltech.com /products/bcoder_faqs.html (1013 words)

	Code 39 Barcode Fontware
		Morovia Code39 Fontware allows you to print Code 39 barcode symbols (also called as Code 3 of 9, USS code 39, HIBCC and LOGMARS) from any computer systems.
		Complete documentation, samples and a collection of source code and utilities packaged to assist application integration, termed as Morovia Font Tools are also included in the package.
		To assist our customers to integrate Morovia Code 39 barcode font with their applications such as Microsoft Office and web, we provide free tool Morovia FontPal, Morovia Fontpal Web, and its source code in Visual Basic, C/C++, JavaScript, Crystal Reports UFL, Crystal Reports Formula and etc. To find out details click here.
	www.morovia.com /font/code39.asp (421 words)

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