GS1-128 Barcode Generator for .NET Applications
- Easy to use .NET Forms Linear Barcode API for GS1 barcode generation
- Compatible with C#, VB.NET, Managed C++ and Borland Delphi for .NET
- Generate high quality GS1-128 custom barcode images in .NET projects
GS1-128 Barcode Generation in .NET Applications
- Render GS1 128 barcode images easily into Windows Forms applications
- Create barcode fully conform to the GS1 general specifications
- Easy to be used in C#, VB.NET, Managed C++ and Delphi for .NET
- Orientation options include 0, 90, 180, and 270 degrees
- Complete support of Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010
- Allow class library implementation & drag-and-drop implementation
- Properties customization include height, margins, width, X-dimension of created images
- Compatible with Crystal Report and Reporting Service for .NET
GS1 128 Barcode Creating DLL & Control helps you generate linear barcode images by writing C#, VB codes without being loaded on the form. It is easy to insert GS1 128 barcode images into Windows Forms applications and special bar code know-how is not required. Accurate barcode images could be created and saved as PNG, BMP, GIF, JPEG, TIFF and multipage TIFF image formats.
GS1 128 barcode generation DLL support project types:
- .NET Class Library (runtime support)
- .NET Console Application (runtime support)
- Windows Service (runtime support)
- Windows Application (design-time and runtime support)
GS1-128(EAN/UCC128) Imaging Library for .NET - GS1-128 Information
GS1 128 is a self-checking, continuous linear barcode with high density. Complete Support for GS1-128 (UCC/EAN 128) encoding is included to add application identifiers such as batch or lot number, production date, SSCC, best before date and variant number etc. into GS1 128 barcode. GS1 128 is widely used in retailing and shipping industries.
.NET GS1 128 control for Winforms encodes:
- Standard ASCII values: 0-128
- Extended ASCII Values in accordance with ISO 8859-1: 128-255
.NET EAN/UCC128 Barcode Generating Component - GS1-128 Creation
Development Environment:
Requirement of barcode creation using .NET GS1 128 barcode component for Winforms:
- Compatible with operating systems include Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7
- 100% support .NET Framework 2.0, 3.0 3.5, 4.0 and above
- Perform well in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, 2008 and 2010
- Make sure you install Avapose.Barcode for .NET Winforms
Add GS1 128 Barcode DLL into .NET Windows Forms Applications
- Download Avapose.Barcode for .NET Winforms and unzip it on developerâs computer;
- Open Winfroms project in Visual Studio;
- Navigate to the Avapose.linearbarcode.winforms.dll and add it as item to the toolbox;
- Drag and drop the "LinearWinControl" to the form;
- Switch to the property-setting panel, choose barcode type as GS1 128 and input target data to create desired GS1 128.
Generate and print GS1 128 Barcode in C#.NET and VB.NET using .NET Barcode Library
- Start Visual Studio and open your C# or VB Windows Forms project;
- Downlad & unzip Avapose.Barcode for .NET Winforms trial package;
- Navigate to the Avapose.linearbarcode.winforms.dll and add it to the Winforms project reference;
- Drag and drop a button to the form; double click it;
- Write the C# or VB code samples below;
- Debug it, GS1 128 barcode image will be displayed on the form.
C# code
using Avapose.linearbarcode;
Linear Barcode = new Linear();
Barcode.LinearBarcode = LinearBarcode.Gs1128;
Barcode.BarcodeData = "(426)Winforms_EAN_128";
Barcode.BarWidth_X = 2;
Barcode.Rotation = Degree0;
Barcode.BarcodeHeight = 2;
Barcode.BarcodeWidth = 60;
Barcode.ResizeBarcode = true;
Barcode.DrawBarcodeImag("D://gs1_128_csharp.gif");
VB code
Dim a As Avapose.linearbarcode.Linear = New Avapose.linearbarcode.Linear()
winforms.LinearBarcode = Avapose.linearbarcode.LinearBarcode. Gs1128
winforms.BarcodeData = "(426)Winforms_EAN_128"
winforms.BarWidth_X = 2
winforms.BarHeight_Y = 60
winforms.ImageFormat = System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Gif
winforms.DrawBarcodeImage("D://gs1_128_vb.gif")
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