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get default width before print

2008-05-12T09:57:12Z

can i get default barcode width before print ?

i need it to easy design page before print it.

Re: 128C barcode human readable overlaps

2008-05-10T23:38:19Z

Hi Rakhesh,
I intend to write an auto-encoder for code 128 quite soon and this
will allow you to enter an arbitrary ASCII string for encodation and
to force the alphabet. Until then, I do not have code that does quite
what you want.
However you may find the following code from Stefan Stefanov quite
useful and a basis for developing code to satisfy your requirements:

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Micro QR Code issue

2008-04-05T00:34:51Z

2008/4/4 coyotegrin <CoyoteG...@gmail.com>:
Hi.
Thanks for this test case, however the code is behaving correctly -
according to the specification no Micro QR Code symbols support the H
error correction mode.
The list of supported modes for Micro QR code is as follows:
M1 - L (actually it is not referred to a "L" in the specification, but

Micro QR Code issue

2008-04-04T19:56:00Z

Hi Terry,

I was testing out the QR code in Micro mode and ran across a couple of
issues. Using the 'H' error correction level in M4 version of the QR
code does not produce a barcode, no matter what data I put in.
eg:
245 140 moveto (00100011001110011010011000000 00000) (version=M4
eclevel=H) qrcode barcode

New release includes QR Code support

2008-03-30T01:04:12Z

Hi all,
After many hours or development I'm pleased to announce that the
latest release (2008-03-30) of BWIPP features support for QR Code -
phew!
As usual for the 2D symblogies, the input must be specified as a
binary string representing the barcode contents after translation into
a data bitstream and prior to conversion into padding, error

Bar Code for ASCII

2008-03-27T21:36:37Z

Trying to figure out how to perform a functional key like F2, CTRL-A,
CTRL-ALT-F2 combination via scanning a barcode. I used on symbol's
123scan utility. very nice, except it only allowed three rules, where
I will probably need more than 10.. Is there anything outside of
123scan utility. that I can use?

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Symbology Reference for Aztec

2008-03-17T22:53:28Z

<...snip...>
You are not the first to have this problem and unfortunately there is
no simple solution:
[link]
The position hasn't changed since I wrote this as I am still unable to
locate a publicly-available, thorough explanation of the high-level

Symbology Reference for Aztec

2008-03-15T21:25:21Z

"The acceptable contents of the data field varies from symbology to
symbology as defined in the symbologies reference.", quoted from Quick
Guide page, seems to point to a reference I can't find. In particular,
I want to understand what the zeros and ones mean in the date field of
the example PostScript for the Aztec barcode type. There are 54 zeros

Re: Aztec testing

2008-03-14T12:30:29Z

I can confirm that the other 2D symbologies also do not render
correctly when using Photoshop. As mentioned before, they do appear to
work when using Preview on the Mac.

Thanks

--Ansen Seale
[link]

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Re: Aztec testing

2008-03-13T22:44:14Z

You offer is appreciated. If I am unable to find a workstation with
the software then I may call on you work assistance.
Thanks!
Tez

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Re: Aztec testing

2008-03-13T22:42:43Z

Ansen,
My suspicion is that the PostScript VM in CS2 is tripping up on some
code that is executed properly by GhostScript-based VMs.
This would especially seem to be the case because the image of the
Aztec symbol that you sent off-list appears to have stopped short
prior to calculating the mode and data layers, but the static

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Adding support for Australia Post Reply Paid Barcode

2008-03-13T11:12:06Z

On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 6:16 AM, Stephan
Hi Stephan,
I've just committed your improvement as supplied and tagged a new release:
[link]
Thanks!
Tez

Adding support for Australia Post Reply Paid Barcode

2008-03-13T06:16:47Z

Hi,

The barcode writer currently only supports Australia Post FCC types
11, 59 & 62; i.e., the Reply Paid Barcode (FCC type 45) is missing.
According to the specifications (see
[link]),
FCC type 45 is identical to FCC type 11 except for the different FCC

Re: [postscriptbarcode] Re: Aztec testing

2008-03-13T10:16:45Z

Hi Terry,
I have acess to a Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional install to e.g.
convert ps to pdf for testin.
drop me a mail if you need help in thes point.
best
bofh

Re: Aztec testing

2008-03-12T16:57:17Z

Terry,

New info. If I open the .ps file with the default application on the
Mac, Preview, it will not only render correctly but will also let me
save as a pdf, which Photoshop will open with no problem. It renders
with som unwanted anti-aliasing in Preview, but I can disable that
when I open the resulting PDF in Photoshop.