VB.NET RM4SCC Generator Data Encoding Tutorial
sample source code to input valid data and generate linear RM4SCC images in VB.NET
VB.NET RM4SCC Barcode Generator Overview
VB.NET Royal Mail Customer Barcode Generator is a mature linear barcode generation component designed for VB.NET developers who are necessary of adding the RM4SCC barcode printing functions into their .NET projects. It is compatible with the .NET 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 and is able to create RM4SCC barcodes in ASP.NET Web projects, .NET WinForms apps as well as .NET reporting services (SSRS) projects using the Visual Basic .NET. It is simple to encode valid digits into the RM4SCC barcode symbology by Visual Basic .NET.
How to generate, print barcode using .NET, Java sdk library control with example project source code free download:
OnBarcode.com also provides more details about how to set RM4SCC barcode size and image in Barcode Generator Control on VB.NET:
Royal Mail 4-State Customer Code Data Encoding in VB.NET
RM4SCC Valid Character Set
The RM4SCC barcode, also known as Royal Mail 4-state Customer Code, U.K. Royal Mail, is used by the British Postal Service for automatically processing the mail sorting. It encodes the postcode and delivery point identifier on letter mail.
The Royal Mail barcode is a variable length barcode symbology, whose code content varies in different countries. RM4SCC barcode is capable of encoding uppercase letters A through Z, and numbers from 0 through 9:
RM4SCC Valid Character Set:
Upper case letters: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N,
O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z
Numeric digits: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Encode data into RoyalMail barcode using VB.NET
Sample Code for inputting data into RM4SCC barcode
Dim barcode As Linear = New Linear
barcode.Type = BarcodeType.RM4SCC
barcode.Data = "ABC1234567890Z"
barcode.UOM = UnitOfMeasure.PIXEL
barcode.X = 1
barcode.Y = 80
barcode.LeftMargin = 0
barcode.RightMargin = 0
barcode.TopMargin = 0
barcode.BottomMargin = 0
barcode.Resolution = 96
barcode.Rotate = Rotate.Rotate0
RM4SCC Barcode Symbology
After encoding the message data "ABC1234567890Z" into a RM4SCC barcode, it looks like the following image:
