• Insert & print UPC-E images in Class Library & ASP.NET Web Services
• Created barcodes are conformed fully to the GS1 General Specifications
• 100% managed code created in C#
• Support Visual Basic .NET, C#, Managed C++ and Borland Delphi for .NET
• Provide free demo & optional C#, VB sample codes
• Support UPC-E Supplement 2/Two-digit &UPC-E Supplement 5/Five-digit Add-On
• Create & save barcode images as TIFF, BMP, GIF, JPEG or PNG format
• Properties include height, margin, resolution, orientation etc. are adjustable

• ASP.NET Web Site (design-time and runtime support)
• Console Application (runtime support)
• Class Library (runtime support)
• ASP.NET Web Services (runtime support)

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Requirements:

• Operating Systems: Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008
• .NET Framework: 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 and 4.5
• Microsoft Visual Studio: 2005, 2008 and 2010
• IIS (Internet Information Services)
• Avapose.Barcode for ASP.NET

Create UPC-E barcode image by using Drag-and-drop implementation method

1. Download Avapose.Barcode for ASP.NET free demo and unzip it on user’s computer;
2. Copy Avapose.linearbarcode.aspnet.dll to your ASP.NET project folder;
   (Do not copy .dll to .NET bin directory, Visual Studio will do so.)
3. Find "linear.aspx" and "linear.aspx.cs" in the barcode folder and copy them in the target project folder;
4. Add the dll to the toolbox, and you could find the "LinearWebControl" on the toolbox;
5. Drag and drop the "LinearWebControl" to your aspx page;
6. Click "Debug" and UPC-E occurs.

Generate and display UPC-E barcode image in ASP.NET applications in C# and VB.NET

1. Download Avapose.Barcode for ASP.NET free package and unzip it on hard drive;
2. Copy the Avapose.linearbarcode.aspnet.dll to target folder; (Do not copy bin directory, VS will do it automatically)
3. Add Avapose.linearbarcode.aspnet.dll to reference of your ASP.NET project;
4. Copy "linear.aspx" and "linear.aspx.cs" in barcode folder and place them in the target project folder;
5. Write the VB or C# code samples provided below;
6. Debug it,the UPC-E image could be created.

using Avapose.linearbarcode;
Linear Barcode = new Linear();

Barcode.LinearBarcode = LinearBarcode.Upce;

Barcode.BarcodeData = "123456";

Barcode.BarWidth_X = 2;

Barcode.Rotation = Degree0;

Barcode.BarcodeHeight = 2;

Barcode.BarcodeWidth = 60;

Barcode.ResizeBarcode = true;

Barcode.DrawBarcodeImag("E://upc_e_csharp.gif");



        

Dim a As Avapose.linearbarcode.Linear = New Avapose.linearbarcode.Linear()
        vb.LinearBarcode = Avapose.linearbarcode.LinearBarcode.Upce
        vb.BarcodeData = "123456"
        vb.BarWidth_X = 2
        vb.BarHeight_Y = 60
        vb.ImageFormat = System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Gif
        vb.DrawBarcodeImage("E://upc_e_vb.gif") 


Barcode.ResizeBarcode = true;

Barcode.DrawBarcodeImag("E://upc_e_csharp.gif");



        

Insert UPC-E barcode creation features to IIS for ASP.NET web applications

1. Download Avapose.Barcode for ASP.NET and unzip;
2. Copy Avapose.linearbarcode.aspnet.dll to the project folder of your web Application;
   (The DLL will be copied to the bin directory automatically)
3. Copy "linear.aspx" and "linear.aspx.cs" in barcode folder and place them in the target project;
4. Restart IIS, and navigate to http://YourDomain:Port/barcode/linear.aspx?BarcodeData=123456&LinearBarcode=14
5. Now a UPC-E is generated, properties could be adjusted;
6. To add the created UPC-E images in html or aspx pages, simply insert the following image tag into your web pages:
   <img src= http://YourDomain:Port/barcode/linear.aspx?BarcodeData=123456&LinearBarcode=14">