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  3. May 2008

Re: Barcode that is alpha

Adam West wrote:
I was just curious when I look at the output it doesn't look like a bar code at all. Before I tell the operators to be on the lookout for this, is this correct? that is it will print a barcode on the printer but if you look at the spool on WRKSPLF it shows as a non barcode text field?

Guessing that 'looking at' here means WRKSPLF, that's right. You probably see a message at the bottom of the display saying 'Bar codes not displayed.' Just print it out and see how it looks with your printer. Here is a simple sample:

A R PRTHED
*
A 1'Bar code test 14'
A SKIPB(3)
A SPACEA(1)
A R PRTDTA
A CODE 14 O 10BARCODE(CODE3OF9 *NOHRI)
A SPACEA(3)

Compile with DEVTYPE(*AFPDS)

fbarcode o e printer oflind(*in01)
c write prthed
c eval code = 'TEST123'
c write prtdta
c eval *inlr = *on

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