Generate Free Barcodes on barcode.tec-it.com

TEC-IT's free online barcode generator was relocated recently. The new URL for this convenient service is now http://barcode.tec-it.com.


The online barcode generator currently supports approximately 60 different barcode symbologies. Among them are:

• Linear barcodes (like EAN, UPC, Code39, Code128, ....)
• 2D-codes (QR-Code, Data Matrix, Aztec Code, PDF417, MaxiCode, ...)
• Postal barcodes (USPS PostNet, Intelligent Mail barcode, Royal Mail 4 State, Australian Mail Postal Code, ...)
• GS1 DataBar (GS1 DataBar Stacked, GS1 DataBar Limited, GS1 DataBarExpanded, ITF14, GTIN, ...)
• ISBN, ISMN, ISSN codes (Barcodes for books, periodicals and media)

Important bar-code parameters like the module width, the output resolution of the barcode image and finally the image type are freely adjustable. 


Just check it out! Free Online Barcode Generator

P.S.: If you have special requirements or enhancements requests just let us know: support@tec-it.com.

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Save Costs: Barcode Printing Software for SUN Solaris

Save costs with TEC-ITs barcode software solution!

BLG LOGISTICS uses our barcode generator software TBarCode/X on SUN Solaris for electronic invoice delivery. The postal service is replaced through a digital solution. The barcodes guarantee that all documents are assigned to the correct invoice. Numerous automobile manufacturers benefit from this economical and automated solution.

BLG LOGISTICS stands for international networks in the area of automobile, contract and container logistics. The company provides more than 15.000 jobs worldwide.

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Free Online Barcode Generator - Choose from 60 Barcodes!

The popular free online barcode generator of TEC-IT got another upgrade! The list of supported bar codes was recently extended with the following symbologies:

• ISBN (barcodes for books, International Standard Book Number)
• ISSN (barcodes for periodicals, International Standard Serial Number)
• ISMN (barcode type for media like CD and DVD, International Standard Music Number)

In total TEC-IT's online bar code service creates 60 different barcode symbologies. To name just a few of them: Code 128, Code 2 of 5 Interleaved, Code 39, Code 93, EAN, UPC, EAN/UCC 128, GS1 DataBar, Pharmacode, USPS PostNet, Royal Mail 4 State,  Aztec, CodablockF, DataMatrix, MaxiCode, MicroPDF417, PDF417, QRCode, MicroQR, etc.


Barcodes are generated as raster image with adjustable resolution. Just select the required symbology, enter the bar code data and generate your code! This service is completely free, no registration is required -  all you need is your browser!


Besides this, the barcode generator is  available in the following languages:

• Chinese - 免费在线生成条码
• English - Generate Free Barcodes Online
• German Strichcodes online erstellen! Kostenlos!
• Italian - Genera gratis codici a barre online
• Spanish - ¡Cree gratis códigos de barras online!
• Russian - Бесплатный онлайн генератор штрих-кода
• Turkish - Barkodu canli üretin! Bedava!
• French - Créer des codes barres en ligne!! Gratuit!

Try it yourself - online barcode generator!

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Complex Invoice Form created with TFORMer

TFORMer can be used to create complex invoices with two or more tables on one page filled with different data. This is controled by pre- and post evaluations during printing.

Please contact us if you're interested in such a form: support@tec-it.com

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Difference between Barcode Fonts and Components

by Nate Schubert

If you're looking for a way to generate barcodes for your business or even for personal reasons, the prospect of finding the right product can be challenging. For starters, do you go with Barcode Fonts, Barcode Components or a Stand-Alone Application? While the answer may be simple for the IDAutomation Sales & Support staff, many interested visitors can get lost here.

So, what is the difference between a Barcode Font and a Barcode Component? In short, barcode fonts are standard fonts that need to be encoded before a readable barcode can be created while Barcode Components are graphic encoders, meaning they do the encoding inside the object. Check out the video below for more detailed information and let us know if you have any comments or questions.

IDAutomation Knowledgebase - Difference between Barcode Fonts and Components @ Yahoo! Video

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Mobile Data Acquisition Software Update: TWedgeCE V2.1.0

As from today an service update of our Mobile Data Acquisition Software (Mobile Software Wedge) TWedge V2.1.0 is available for download.

New in TWedgeCE V2.1.0

• Hot key support
  TWedgeCE now supports hot keys.
• Automatic screen orientation
  Depending on the screen orientation (portrait or landscape) TWedgeCE will automatically switch to the correct dialog layout.

Download TWedgeCE V2.1.0 Update

Juniper Systems adds TWedgeCE to its reference list of wedge software.

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Using Word 2007 Barcode Add-In on Windows XP

Consider this tip if the barcode add-in TBarCode Office fails on Windows XP and Word 2007.
Most likely you need to install the Primary Interop Assemblies (PIA) manually. These assemblies can be downloaded as an extra package from Microsoft: Primary Interop Assemblies
Install PIA, then start Microsoft Word 2007 and open the Word Options.

Switch to "Add-Ins", select "Manage: COM Add-ins" and click on "Go...". In the "COM Add-ins" dialog mark "TEC-IT TBarCode Office (Word Add-In)" and confirm the dialog with OK.

After restarting MS Word the Add-Ins tab will appear and the TBarCode Office Add-In will be available.

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What is X-Dimension in Relation To Barcodes?

by Nate Schubert

There are a lot of complicated definitions in the world of barcode technology, and X-Dimension is definitely one of those terms that keeps customers guessing. Simply put, the X-Dimension is the width of the narrow bar of a barcode. This measurement is usually made in centimeters of millimeters.

For more information about the X-Dimension and how to calculate the X-Dimension of a barcode you're working with, check out the video tutorial below. Let us know if you have any comments or questions and we'll be happy to address them here.

What is X-Dimension in relation to barcodes? @ Yahoo! Video

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What is the Difference between Code 128 A, B, and C?

by Nate Schubert

The Code 128 barcode symbology is divided into 3 separate character sets; A, B and C, with auto being the fourth and final set which uses a combination of A, B and C. This is a point of confusion for those new to the field of barcode technology, and there aren't a lot of places on the Internet that properly explain the subtle differences between the two.

Taken straight from the IDAutomation knowledge base, the differences between the various Code 128 Character Sets are fully explained in the video tutorial below, complete with follow-up examples and scenario's to help you better understand.

What is the Difference between Code 128 A, B, and C? @ Yahoo! Video

Also available on YouTube

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Create Standard Barcodes using IDAutomation Universal Barcode Fonts

by Nate Schubert

Especially useful in Mac, IDAutomation Universal Barcode Fonts allow users in Windows, Mac, Linux and Unix to create a variety of barcodes such as Code 128, Code 39, Interleaved 2 of 5 and even USPS fonts such as Intelligent Mail from a single font. This product works a bit differently than traditional barcode fonts, using a string of letters as its encoded data.

While the art of barcode generation is a bit different with Universal Barcode Fonts, that doesn't mean it's difficult to understand. Check out the video tutorial below for step-by-step instructions about creating standard barcode types with Universal Barcode Fonts and don't hesitate to comment if you still have questions.

Create Standard Barcodes using IDAutomation Universal Barcode Fonts @ Yahoo! Video

Also available on YouTube

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