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	CODE 93 SYMBOLOGY
		Code 93 was designed to complement and improve upon Code 39.
		Code 93 is similar in that it, like Code 39, can represent the full ASCII character set by using combinations of 2 characters.
		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 (905 words)

	Code 93
		Code 93 (also called USS-93) is a slight variation of Code 39, designed to improve Code 39 to obtain denser code.
		Code 93 encdes 47 ASCII characters and is a continuous symbology.
		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 +.
	www.jollytech.com /support/knowledge_center/barcode_symbologies/code_93.php (213 words)

	Barodes (Code 93)
		Code 93 is a variable length, continuous symbology employing four element widths.
		The start/stop code is represented by the symbol ?, and the four unique circle codes, ($), (%), (/), and (+), are used as precedence characters to unambiguously represent all 128 ASCII characters in a similar fashion to Code 39's Full ASCII feature.
		Code 93 was developed as an enhancement to the CODE 39 symbology by providing a slightly higher character density than CODE 39.
	www.tkb-4u.com /code/barcode/code93.php (363 words)

	Code 93 Full Ascii
		Code 93 Full ASCII (also called USS-93) is the same as Code 93, except that it can encode the entire ASCII character set.
		Code 93 Extended is based on Code 93 and can encode all 128 ASCII characters.
		The characters represented by Code 93 are represented in Extended Code 93 as single barcode characters, but all other characters are represented by a control character plus another character.
	www.jollytech.com /support/knowledge_center/barcode_symbologies/code_93_full_ascii.php (208 words)

	barcodepower.com - barcode readers and bar code software
		Code 93 can be integrated into a system using Code 39 without changing system software but, only when a decoded, autodiscriminating input device is used.
		Code 93 is an alphanumeric, variable length, continuous bar code, and is not self-checking.
		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)

	Buy Code 93 Bar Code Software
		Code 93 barcodes are used in the electronics industry and other places where very small symbols are desired.
		Code 93 bar codes are compact and include not one but two check digits to insure accurate scans.
		To create a scannable Code 93 bar code symbol, format a string of the form: <1234CK> where C and K are the two check digits.
	www.azalea.com /Code93/index.html (379 words)

	Barcodes (code 39)
		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.
		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.
		Code 39 has historically been found on paper labels or on documents such as factory work orders, where smaller "X" dimensions are possible.
	www.tkb-4u.com /code/barcode/code39.php (582 words)

	CODE 39,CODE 93 SYMBOLOGY INTRODUCTRION
		Code 39 does not normally include a check character, however there is an established check character for applications that need it.
		Code 93 is an alphanumeric, continuous, variable-length symbology,it can encode the full ASCII character set.
		Code 93 can encode 128 Full ASCII character, if the character is not included in the above table, then you need to encode it using the $, /, %, and + symbols as "shift" characters in the Extended Encoding Table.It is the same with the Code 39 Extended Encoding Table.
	www.easesoft.net /Code39-93.html (740 words)

	(URW)++ Code 93
		This is an alphanumeric code, similar to Code 39, containing the digits 0-9, the 26 capital letters (A-Z), as well as blanks and the special characters minus, dot, dollar, diagonal stroke, plus and the percentage sign.
		Code 93 was developed in 1982 by the company Intermac.
		Code 93 is an alphanumeric code similar to Code 39 and can encode 48 different characters.
	www.urwpp.de /english/software/code93_detail_cont.html (143 words)

	Code 93 Barcode Font free download
		Barcodesoft Code 93 Premium Package empowers you to print code93 barcodes from your desktop printers.
		You will find how easy it is to integrate bar coded code93 data with your own application.
		Code 93 Barcode Font is the Shareware version.
	free--download.com /Shareware/Code-93-Barcode-Font.htm (177 words)

	Code 93
		Code 93 is a continuous, multilevel Full ASCII bar code which has characters constructed of three bars and three spaces.
		Code 93 uses two check characters, C and K, which precede the stop character.
		The first check character ``C'' is the modulo 47 sum of the data character values (See Code 93 Character Set), and weighting values which increase from right to left, with the last data character first, in the sequence 1, 2, 3,...
	www.csse.monash.edu.au /~cavram/Cot2030/Barcodes/code_93.html (175 words)

	Examples and definitions of different types of barcodes - SoftBars - [Products]
		Code 39, also known as 3 of 9 Code and USD-3, is an alpha-numeric variable length symbology widely used- in non-retail environments.
		Code 39 is normally used to encode digits, upper case letters, and a few special characters.
		Code 93 is a continuous, variable-length compressed form of Code 39.
	www.softbars.com /barcodes.html (798 words)

	Sopftware : Code 93 Font Advantage Package - allows you to print Code 93 barcodes from MS Windows, Macintosh
		Although code 93 is a higher density barcode, it requires two checksums to be calculated and can be very difficult to use for non-programmers.
		The Code 93 barcode fonts are scaleable and should be printed at the correct font size to suit your application and scanning equipment.
		The code 93 barcode font was designed to be printed at a minimum font size of 12 points, however, you can print smaller point sizes if your printer and scanning equipment support it.
	iovsoft.hypermart.net /popprog/idauto/code93.htm (1329 words)

	CodeProject: Drawing Barcodes in Windows Part 4 - Code 93. Free source code and programming help
		Code 93 is an alpha-numeric code that can encode all ASCII characters through the use of four "shift" characters.
		Code 93 characters consist of 3 bars and 3 spaces, which are built by using 9 modules each of which can be fl or white.
		Then the code steps through every character in the message and draws the characters by retrieving the Code 93 characters necessary to draw that message character (remember this could be one or two Code 93 characters).
	www.codeproject.com /KB/graphics/barcode4.aspx (2130 words)

	Barcode Symbologies.
		Code 39 is the most popular symbology in the non retail world and is used extensively in manufacturing, military, and health applications.
		Also, because partial scans of I 2 of 5 bar codes have a slight chance of being decoded as a valid (but shorter) bar code, readers are usually set to read a fixed (even) number of digits when reading I 2 of 5 symbols.
		Code 128 has 106 different bar and space patterns and each pattern can have one of three different meanings, depending on which of three different character sets is employed.
	www.taltech.com /Bar_Code/barsymba.htm (3474 words)

	IDAutomation® Code 93 Barcode Fonts
		Code 93 barcode was designed to provide a barcode with both higher density and security than the Code 39 barcode.
		Although Code 93 is a higher density barcode, it requires two checksums to be calculated and can be difficult to use.
		For those that would like to use an easier barcode type, consider IDAutomation's Code 3 of 9 barcode font which does not require checksums to be calculated.
	www.idautomation.com /fonts/code93 (772 words)

	Barcode ActiveX Control: EAN, UPC, ITF, Code 128, Postnet, Royal Mail (RM4SCC), PDF417 - Bar code symbologies
		Code 128 is a very effective, high density alphanumeric symbology, designed to encode all 128 ASCII characters.
		Code 93 is similar to Extended Code 39 in that it can represent the full ASCII 128 character set, but Code 93 produces a denser code and is more secure since always includes two check digits.
		Code 16K is a multiple row symbology, based on Code 128, that may contain up to 16 rows with 5 ASCII characters per row.
	www.abarcode.net /en/activex_6.asp (916 words)

	Free Barcode Font - Code 128 \| Codabar \| Code 93 \| Code 39
		In my spare time I created the Codabar free barcode font and the Code 93 free barcode font to try to meet the demand of small business people that simply cannot afford barcode fonts but still need the versatility they offer.
		Code 93 has a fairly complicated check digit scheme, and I will have a utility designed for computing these codes soon.
		While a fairly large barcode, Code 3 of 9 is an excellent barcode font to use as there are no complicated check digits to factor into the code.
	freebarcodefonts.dobsonsw.com (1245 words)

	Code 93
		Code 93 is a bar code which encodes 43 data characters consisting of: 0-9, A-Z, 6 symbols and a space; four control characters and a unique start/stop character.
		Code 93 derives its name from the fact that every character is constructed from 9 modules or elements arranged into 3 bars with their adjacent spaces.
		The first check character ``C'' is the modulo 47 sum of the data character values (See Code 93 Character Set), and weighting values which increase from right to left, with the last data character first, in the repeating sequence 1, 2, 3,...
	www.barcodesymbols.com /code93.htm (473 words)

	Code 93 - Code 93 Barcode Font. Code 93 trial free download.
		Code 128 Font Advantage Package is much more than Code 128 fonts...
		Code 128 Barcode Font Code 128 is widely implemented in many applications to encode both alpha-numeric data...
		Code 128 Barcode Font description:Code 128 is widely implemented in many applications...
	trialfreedownload.com /Code-93.htm (928 words)

	Bar Code Label, Custom and Pre-printed, Tamper Evident and Tamper Proof
		Code 39 is the most popular, non-retail, barcode symbology in use today, and is commonly used for ID badges and inventory identification by government and industry.
		Code 93 is a continuous, variable-length symbology capable of encoding the full 128 ASCII character set.
		Code 128 is variable in length and will encode between 20 and 30 characters, depending on the data stored.
	www.polylabel.com /barcode.php (710 words)

	Code 93 barcodes
		Code 93 was designed to complement Code 39 and is a more compact code than the latter.
		Code 93 is a variable length, continuous symbology using four element widths with each character consisting of three bars and three spaces.
		Special codes are used to allow full ASCII characters to be incorporated, making the system more reliable than Code 93.
	www.barcode-fonts.com /support/barcode_types/code_93_barcodes.htm (91 words)

	Code 93 Barcode Fonts
		Code 93 is a high density barcode that contains two check characters called the C and K check characters.
		ConnectCode Code 93 barcode font/encoder supports both the basic and extended version of the barcode.
		ConnectCode Code 93 barcode supports up to seven different heights.
	www.barcoderesource.com /code93_barcodefont.html (140 words)

	Barcode Education
		Code 93 is similar to Code 39 but encodes more characters per inch.
		Code 93 encodes the full 128 ASCII character set and is encoded similarly to the extended Code 39.
		When a Code 93 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.waspbarcode.com /barcode_education/code_93_barcode.asp (353 words)

	Print Your Own Bar Code 93 Using a Windows OpenType Barcode Font
		This bar code set lets you print your own 93 codes on your product packaging, shipping labels, or you can print sheets of labels with 93 barcodes using our templates and your word processor.
		Code 93 also offers a Full ASCII mode that is not dependent on your bar code reader, another enhancement over barcode 3 of 9.
		Our software lets you print your own bar codes on your documents and packaging, or you can print sheets of labels with bar code 93 using our templates.
	www.barcodingfonts.com /bar93.htm (469 words)

	Barcode fonts (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Code 11 is a barcode scheme with a rather complicated checksum.
		Code 93 is an alphanumerical barcoding system developed in 1982 by Intermec.
		Aka MSI Code or Pulse Width Modulated Barcode, the MSI Plessy barcode was designed in the 1970s by the Plessy Company in England and has been used primarily in libraries and retail applications.
	cgm.cs.mcgill.ca /~luc/barcode.html (4767 words)

	Code 93 Bar Code Font
		Code 93 barcode symbology was designed upon code 39 in 1982.
		Code 93 is designed to encode alpha-numeric data.
		If you download Barcodesoft Code93 font to print bar code, please use our Encoder to calculate checksum for you.
	www.barcodesoft.com /code93_font.aspx (133 words)

	Bar Code 93 from Watson Label Products
		Code 93 is compatible with Code 39 but uses a smaller space to represent a character.
		Code 93 is alphanumeric and represents the full 128 ASCII character set along with control characters.
		Code 93 is available in 13.89 cpi density or greater.
	www.wlp.com /bar-code-93.html (127 words)

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		It differs in that Code 93 is a continous, variable-length symbology and produces denser code.
		Code 93 utilizes asterisk characters as Start and Stop symbols and they are shown in the human readable text of a barcode image.
		Code 93 utilizes asterisk characters as Start & Stop symbols and they are shown in the human readable text of a barcode image.
	www.neodynamic.com /barcodes/Code_93_Barcode_wpf.aspx (655 words)

	Free Code 128 Font Transformation
		The following table and pseudo code is illustrated based on the free Code 128 Font found at Free Barcode Fonts.
		When dealing with Code 128 it is always advisable to think of a character as the Code 128 Value rather than the actual character.
		Outside of the special characters, the Code 128 value and the Variant C value is the same.
	freebarcodefonts.dobsonsw.com /Code128Transformation.htm (891 words)

	Code 128 Barcode Software : C128Tools
		Code 128 barcodes are widely used thoughout the shipping and distribution industry.
		Code 128 can be used to encode both upper and lowercase letters, numbers, punctuation, and several non-typeable control codes.
		Code 128 is much denser than Code 39 barcodes and takes up less space.
	www.azalea.com /Code128/index.html (428 words)

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