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Oct 31, 2012  I am looking for a barcode font: BC C39 3 to 1 Wide. I believe it's file name is C39HDW3.TTF. Is there any way I can find this through Microsoft, or otherwise buy this font? Thanks, Jeff. This thread is locked. You can follow the question. Questions on Bar Code. Horse06 Posts: 496 Member. BC C39 3 to 1 Narrow entered into the Font Name property of the field. Just as you see it.

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That's actually quite the case. (Disclaimer, I used to work for a barcode software company as TS) Big problem there is that barcodes have pretty tight tolerances.

Printing using a barcode font means that you're stuck with what's known as the x-dimension that the font was created with. What that means in real-world application is that you can't expand or compress the barcode, all you're doing is scaling the image of it that's being rendered by the font. Problem with that is that you can very easily scale that to a size that can't appropriately be reproduced by the printer. And in that situation, your barcode will either not scan at all or scan poorly.

Using a barcode software, they will actually generate the barcode at whatever size is required at an appropriate x-dim, and as well render the barcode at an appropriate DPI etc for your printer. As well, if you're using a barcode printer and not just your laser printer, a lot of these barcodes can actually be rendered directly by the printer to get you the best possible print, Word can't do that interaction with the printer to facilitate that.

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17.02.2019

Bc C39 2 To 1 Narrow Flat

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Bc C39 2 To 1 Narrow Flat Rating: 5,0/5 7957 reviews

Oct 31, 2012  I am looking for a barcode font: BC C39 3 to 1 Wide. I believe it's file name is C39HDW3.TTF. Is there any way I can find this through Microsoft, or otherwise buy this font? Thanks, Jeff. This thread is locked. You can follow the question. Questions on Bar Code. Horse06 Posts: 496 Member. BC C39 3 to 1 Narrow entered into the Font Name property of the field. Just as you see it.

• File Uploader • • PasteBin • • Knowledge Base • • Subreddits • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Infections • • • Tools • Software • • • • • • • • • Tutorials • • Please use the 'Select Flair' button after making your thread. Sort by: or Check out our, all guides are compiled by our Trusted Techs. Ask us here at, and try to help others with their problems as well!

Please include your system specs, such as Windows/Linux/Mac version/build, model numbers, troubleshooting steps, symptoms, etc. The subreddit is only for support with tech issues. Please be as specific as possible. After solving your problem, please mark it as solved by clicking 'flair' and confirming the 'solved' tag. Try to research your issue before posting, don't be vague. Microsoft visio 2010 portable indowebster idm1303997. State everything you have tried and all the guides/tutorials/sites you have followed as well as why they were unsuccessful. Do everything you can to reduce the effort of the wonderful folks offering to help you.

No [Meta] posts about jobs on tech support, only about the subreddit itself. The following posts are not allowed: Password issues, posts without sufficient description (just title/link), posts offering rewards/compensation for solutions, PSAs or solutions already found, and anything that violates other's privacy or breaks terms and agreements. We are not a review site. Don't ask us to compare or recommend products. Do not compare or recommend products. Keep all communication public, on the subreddit.

Private messages and other services are unsafe as they cannot be monitored. 24 hours between posts to the subreddit is the absolute minimum. No soliciting of any kind. This includes asking for us to link to your subreddit, forum, bulletin board, newsgroup, Facebook page, whatever. Products, services, surveys, websites - we're here to help with technical issues, not market for others. Employees of companies with social media presences for marketing or damage control are not allowed.

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That's actually quite the case. (Disclaimer, I used to work for a barcode software company as TS) Big problem there is that barcodes have pretty tight tolerances.

Printing using a barcode font means that you're stuck with what's known as the x-dimension that the font was created with. What that means in real-world application is that you can't expand or compress the barcode, all you're doing is scaling the image of it that's being rendered by the font. Problem with that is that you can very easily scale that to a size that can't appropriately be reproduced by the printer. And in that situation, your barcode will either not scan at all or scan poorly.

Using a barcode software, they will actually generate the barcode at whatever size is required at an appropriate x-dim, and as well render the barcode at an appropriate DPI etc for your printer. As well, if you're using a barcode printer and not just your laser printer, a lot of these barcodes can actually be rendered directly by the printer to get you the best possible print, Word can't do that interaction with the printer to facilitate that.