Common Asked Questions
What is Code 39 barcode used for?
Code 39, also known as Code 3 of 9, is the first barcode symbology to encode both numbers and letters (Upper case letters only). It is most commonly used in
the inventory, government, military and electronics industries.
Using VB.NET barcode generator library, you can need create and initiate a new
Using VB.NET barcode generator library, you can need create and initiate a new
com.onbarcode.barcode.Code39 object to create Code 39 or Code 39 extension barcodes.
Standard or regular Code 39 barcode encodes upper-case letters only. To encode lower-case letters, you need choose Code 39 extend barcode.
Can Code 39 barcode encode lowercase letters in VB.NET class?
Code 39 barcode standard version does not support lowercase letters encoding.
However the Code 39 extended version does. OnBarcode VB.NET Barcode Generator library does support both Code 39 standard and extend versions.
In VB.NET class
Code39, by default it will create standard Code 39 barcode images.
To create Code 39 extended barcodes using VB.NET, set the methodCode39.setExtension(true) in Visual Basic .NET class library, console, WinForms, WPF windows applications.
What is the minimum size for Code 39 barcode?
Code 39 barcodes need meet the following barcode dimension size requirements.
- Code39.setX() (X): the mimumum bar width (X module) is defined by the application specification.
In VB.NET class, you can create and customize the Code 39 bar/space module width through method
Code39.setX() - Code39.setBarcodeHeight(): the minimum height is 5.0mm or 15% of symbol width (excluding quiet zones), whichever is greater.
Using VB.NET barcode library, you can generate and customize the Code 39 barcode image height through method
Code39.setBarcodeHeight()in VB.NET class
What is the ratio of narrow to wide bars in Code 39 barcode?
The valid ratio of Code 39 narrow to wide bars is from 1:2 to 1:3 inclusive. You can apply the
Code 39 bars ratio configure through method
Code39.setN() using VB.NET barcode generation library.
What is the difference between barcode 39 and barcode 93?
Bath Code 39 and Code 93 are linear (1d) barcode formats.
Code 93 is an updated version of Code 39. Code 93 is a higher-density barcode type compared to Code 39.
Java barcode library supports both Code 39 and Code 93 barcodes generation and printing in Visual Basic .NET class library, console, WinForms, WPF windows applications.
In VB.NET class
Creating a new
In VB.NET class
Code39, by default it will create standard Code 39 barcode images.
To create Code 39 extended barcodes using VB.NET, set the methodCode39.setExtension(true) in Visual Basic .NET class library, console, WinForms, WPF windows applications.
Creating a new
Code93 to encode and print Code 93 barcode images in VB.NET windows or console project.
What is the difference between Code 39 and Code 128 barcodes?
Bath Code 39 and Code 128 are linear (1d) barcode symbologies.
Code 128 requires a compulsory checksum digit. If the Code 128 barcode is damaged, it may still be scannable. Code 39 checksum is optional.
If the Code 39 barcode without checksum is damaged, it won't be scannable.
In VB.NET class, you can generate Code 39 barcode with or without check sum applied using VB.NET Barcode Generator library.
In VB.NET source code, set method
In VB.NET source code, set method
Code39.setAddCheckSum() with true value to append a checksum character to the end of Code 39 barcode.
