Zoner Barcode Studio 2 is a comprehensive program for creating barcodes.

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Barcodes are finding practical usage in more and more areas of everyday life. Zoner Barcode Studio is a comprehensive program for creating barcodes for a broad area of applications covering business, logistics, research, hobbies and more. Zoner Barcode Studio 2 makes it simple to generate, export, import and archive the 17 most commonly-used types of barcodes. Creating barcodes with Zoner Barcode Studio 2 is straightforward and doesn’t require special training in barcodes!

Standards and flexibility

Zoner Barcode Studio 2 provides professional results and is exceptional value for money. The quality of barcodes is measured by how accurately they can be scanned and read. With bar width-correction to compensate for ink feathering, code size optimization, and adaptability to various printer technologies, Zoner Barcode Studio is designed to obtain the highest quality results even on inkjet printers.

• Archives barcodes in a tree structure
• Provides XML import and export
• Exports to the ZMF, WMF, EMF and BMP formats
• Exports multiple barcodes on a page to the ZMF format. This is Zoner Draw's native file format. Includes a ZMF viewer, and exports to the Clipboard in the ZMF, WMF, EMF and BMP formats
• Lets you export multiple barcodes from a tree structure
• Easy multiple barcode printing,for printing labels, lets you choose from which label to start printing
• Numeric sequence generator, ODBC support, provides a separate dialog box for set-up of UCC/EAN-128 application identifiers
• Automatic selection of the optimal encoding (A, B, C) in Code128, automatic check-digit calculation
• Import from ODBC-compatible database/spreadsheet formats
• Human readable text can be shown/hidden
• Barcode height selection, barcode size selection, captions above, beside, or below barcodes, crop marks, quiet zones with indicators

Barcode Types:

Code 39

Code 39 is the most popular symbology in the non-retail world. It is used in manufacturing, military, and health applications.

UPC A/E

Numeric codes used in the USA and Canada like the EAN code family to mark retail products.

EAN 13

The international numeric code used in wholesale and retail to mark products, as well as to number books under the ISSN and ISBN systems. Zoner Barcode Studio 2 also supports the expanded version of the EAN 13 code ("add-on code") used primarily in marking periodicals in the ISSN system.

EAN 8

A special variant of the EAN code used by the EAN association in retailing to mark small products that do not have enough space for EAN-13 codes.

EAN ISSN

The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) is an international code for serial publications like magazines. An ISSN bar code is an EAN-13 symbol. The EAN for normal retail products is a 13 digit number which uniquely identifies that product. Because a periodical already has a unique number to identify it, the ISSN, the EAN bar code for a periodical (a magazine or newspaper) is generated from the ISSN for the periodical..

EAN ISBN (Bookland)

The barcode symbols that appear on the back of books are known as Bookland EAN bar code symbols. An ISBN (International Standard Book Number) or BookLand bar code is an EAN-13 symbol consisting of the first 9 digits of the ISBN number preceded by the digits 978.

Code 93

Code 93 was developed as an enhancement to the Code 39 symbology by providing a higher character density than Code 39.

Code 128

A universal alphanumeric code used mainly in pharmacy and high technology.

UCC/EAN 128

A special variant of Code 128 used to mark distribution units under the EAN association's standards. Zoner Draw 4 supports "application identifiers," as they are called, for this code.

ITF

A numeric code used to mark distribution units of products, such as crates or palettes, under the EAN association's standards. The following variants are supported: 6, 14 (EAN/ITF 14) and 16.

Code 2/5

A family of widely used variable-length numeric symbologies.

Postnet

Postal Numeric Encoding Technique - This is a symbology developed by the U.S. Postal Service for encoding zip code information on mail.

Codabar

This numeric code contains special characters with variable length, used in various technical applications. They are used, for example, by photo labs.

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