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Code set
Set of characters to be used:
l A: ASCII characters 00 to 95 (0–9, A–Z and control codes), special characters, and FNC
1–4
l B: ASCII characters 32 to 127 (0–9, A–Z, a–z), special characters, and FNC 1–4
l C: 00–99 (encodes each two digits with one code) and FNC 1
In Auto mode, the barcode generator will automatically select the correct encoding mode (set
A, B or C) according to the input data.
If the barcode starts as one subset and then switches to another, set Code set to whatever the
starting set is (not Auto). Enable the Tilde processing option (see below). At the position
where the subset switches, add the following to the input data:
l ~d199 to switch to subset C
l ~d200 to switch to subset B
l ~d201 to switch to subset A
For example, if a barcode in the format AA123456789 must start as subset B, and then switch
to subset C after 1, set the barcode to be: AA1~d19923456789.
Scale
Defines if and how the rendered barcode is scaled in relation to the parent element:
l None: The barcode is rendered based on the module width.
l Fit to box: The barcode is stretched to fit the parent box in both width and height.
Tilde processing
Check this option to process tilde (~) characters in the data as special characters. (See the
Java4less Barcodes Guide to learn what the tilde character can be used for.)
The tilde is expected to be followed by the 'd' character and 3 digits representing an ASCII
character: ~dNNN . For example, ~d013 represents a carriage return.
Note that with this option checked, any tilde that needs to be included in the output must be
escaped by adding another tilde: ~~.
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