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3 of 9 Barcode Font for Windows
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Installing the Font
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Installation in Microsoft Windows 3.1 is easy. In Program manager, select and
open the Main program group the double-click on the COntrol Panel Icon. In
Control Panel, double-click on the Fonts icon to open the Fonts dialog. Click
on the Add... button, then select the "3 of 9 Barcode (True Type)" item in the
list of fonts. Depending upon where you originally installed the font file, you
may need to use the Dirctories list to select the correct directory in order
for it to appear in the list. Then click on the OK button and the font will be
installed.
Adding Barcodes to a Document
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In yourword processor, type in the contents of the barcode with a leading and
trailing asterisk ('*') character. For example, the barcode 71043-1643 would be
entered as:
*71043-1643*
Now select the entire text of the barcode and select the "3 of 9 Barcode" font;
the exact sequence required to do this is dependant upon the word processor. In
Write, for example, choose Character|Fonts... and then select the font in the
Font list displayed. The text will now change into a barcode on the screen, and
will be printed the same way.
Macintosh Version
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The Apple Macintosh version of this font is a System 7 TrueType font supplied
in MacBinary format.
Copyright
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This font is Copyright 1993, by Paul Andre LeBlanc.
You are free to distribute this font to anyone you wish, under the following
conditions:
1) You may not charge a fee for this font. You may, however, charge a
reasonable for any media required to distribute the font. This file must
be included when distributing the font.
2) This font may not be distributed with commercial and/or shareware
applications without the prior written consent of the author.
Comments
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And and all comments are welcome. The author may be contacted as follows:
Compuserve: Paul Andre LeBlanc 71043,1643
Mail: Paul Andre LeBlanc
565 Sherbourne St., #1216
Toronto, Ont.
CANADA
M4X 1E7