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Re: [postscriptbarcode] Web front end example source code

2009-11-09T16:55:56Z

Actually, I've just remembered this:
[link]

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Web front end example source code

2009-11-09T14:01:25Z

Hi Nick,
I've purposefully not made it trivial for others to replicate the
online generator functionality since its high popularity provides a
(small) source of funding for the BWIPP project.
I will however provide the source to individuals who want to use it
for "internal-only" use. Let me know if this is the case.

Web front end example source code

2009-11-07T00:25:48Z

(I couldn't find anything in the archives or docs, so I thought I'd
ask.)

Is there any available source code (PHP, Perl, etc.) for a web front-
end to the PostScript Barcode Writer?

The PostScript Barcode Writer is probably the most impressive barcode
generating library I've seen (open source or commercial), but I've

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Are non-zero number systems allowed in UPC-E?

2009-11-05T15:20:41Z

<...snip...>
Done: [link]

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Are non-zero number systems allowed in UPC-E?

2009-11-05T14:59:33Z

Hi,
A non-zero number system is indeed undefined for UPC-E.
From a technical standpoint I think that your solution is fine,
however I have found in the past that designing the input in just such
a way results in confusion for the (non-technical) users of the
project.
I will however add a defensive check to ensure that the encoder fails

Are non-zero number systems allowed in UPC-E?

2009-11-05T08:36:28Z

Dear Terry,

After searching via Google, I found that:

1. "A UPC-E barcode has 6 digits with an implied number system 0."
[[link]]

2. "UPC-E is a variation of the UPC-A symbol that is used for number
system 0."
[[link]]

ASCII85 encoding of named resources and a new LTO tape label example

2009-10-13T14:59:16Z

Hi,
I've recently changed the packaging format for the PostScript named
resource delivery method [1] for BWIPP so that the resource files are
now ASCII85 encoded. This makes them a lot more suitable for copying
and pasting into PS documents.
They now look something like this:
% uk.co.terryburton.bwipp/code39

Documentation update

2009-10-01T18:12:22Z

Hi,
Just a quite note to say that I have recently updated the symbologies
documentation in the project wiki so that it is now up to date with
the options for 2D barcodes:
[link]
All the best,
Terry

Discussion on Code 93 Extended

2009-09-10T22:52:20Z

Updated accordingly. Many thanks.

Discussion on Code 93 Extended

2009-09-10T20:20:23Z

Hi Terry,

While using the "code93 ENCODER" to dump the full 128 character ASCII,
I found there are some "typos" in this page...

1. In the "Overview" section, code 93 is a continuous symbology, since
each symbol begins with a bar and ends
with a space
(in contrast to code 39)

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Postscript for the web

2009-09-02T15:30:55Z

Very nice indeed.
I've pinged the author to ask whether he has considered developing and
testing against BWIPP.

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Postscript for the web

2009-09-02T15:08:38Z

Thats a really awesome project, congrats!!

On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 10:34 AM, Terry Riegel

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Shairon Toledo
[link]

[postscriptbarcode] Postscript for the web

2009-09-02T14:34:07Z

Hello,
Postscript interpreter written in Javascript...
[link]
Has anyone seen this and had any real world experience with it. It
looks promising.
I wonder if Postscript Bar Code could be used with it.
Terry Riegel

Re: [postscriptbarcode] how rotate a bardcode 2D ?

2009-08-25T17:08:57Z

Hi Francesc,
If you take a look at the EPS output from the web-based generator for
different values of "rotate", "translate" and "scale" then it should
give you the idea.
Something like:
gsave
50 50 translate
2 2 scale
90 rotate
0 0 moveto (12345) () code2of5
grestore
All the best,
Terry

how rotate a bardcode 2D ?

2009-08-25T09:52:46Z

Hi Terry,
congratulations for your webpage and excellent work..
so only one question, do you know who rotate 90º a bardcode
for example pdf417 or 39 to portrait to Landscape ?

Thanks for your support.
Regards