Product Info
- Assembly: Genetibase.UI.NuGenBarCode.dll
- Namespace: Genetibase.UI
- Current Version: 1.5.615.0
- CLR 1.1 and 2.0 x86 and 2.0 x64 versions are included
NuGenBarCode.Net™ 
NuGenBarCode.Net™ is a fully managed .Net Winform component with extensive barcode creation capabilities. All popular symbologies are supported. As well native ADO.NET databinding support. Many custom properties allow you do integrate superior barcoding functionality within your .Net applications. If you need or want to add barcode capabilities to your applications this is THE component. Download the trial to see just how extensive NuGenBarCode.Net™ is. The Trial displays nag screens, but does not time out; allowing you to test the functionality in full.
Supported Symbologies
- 25 Industrial
A very simple numeric code which is able to display digits from 0 to 9 - 25 Interleaved
A special type of Code 25 that is also a numeric code able to display digits from 0 to 9 - 39
An alphanumeric code - 39 Extended
An extended version of Code 39 that supports the ASCII character set - 93
An alphanumeric code similar to Code 39 and can encode 48 different characters - 93 Extended
Based on Code 93 and can encode all 128 ASCII characters - 128A
Can encode the complete ASCII-character set - 128B
Includes upper and lower case letters - 128C
Specially optimizedfor numbers - Codabar
A numeric code with some additional special characters (0..9 and - $ : / . +). - EAN8
A short form of EAN-13 - EAN13
Primarily used in supermarkets to identify product at the point of sales - EAN 128A
A special form of the Code 128 - EAN 128B
Also a special form of the Code 128 - EAN 128C
Another special form of the Code 128 - MSI/Plessey
Mainly used in libraries and stores - POSTNET
A code by the US Post Office - UPC A
The standard version of the UPC code - UPC E0
A zero suppression form of U.P.C. - UPC E1
A numeric only and fixed length code - UPC Supp2
A General Universal Product code variation - UPC Supp5
A General Universal Product code variation
And we are adding more...
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The application/component requires at least version 1.1 of the .Net Framework. Support for later versions may be available and will likely require application configuration. |
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