The most cost effective bar code font I have found is at
carolinabarcode.com. I think it is $29 or $39 for a single unit. I use it w/
my VB code all the time. In fact, I use a neat imagining dll that can do
annotation to images, and I just send the annotation with the bar code font
assigned and it looks GREAT when I print it out...even though it is at 200
DPI.

-----Original Message-----
From: Randy Cornish [mailto:rlcornish@c...]
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 3:13 PM
To: professional vb
Subject: [pro_vb] Re: Bar Code


Don't forget to add an asterisk ("*") both in front and after the number 
so that a barcode reader will be able to read it.  
   Example:  "*12-33345-01*"
There used to be freeware fonts available.  Haven't done this in many 
years.  Search Microsoft site and others for "3of9".

R
 
> I need to know, how can i convert a string/numeric in "Standard 
Barcode" 
> through VB.
> Thankz in advance.