BulletProof Label Magic with Barcodes! 2.1

BulletProof Label Magic with Barcodes! 2.1 is a program for home, hobby or retail, which lets users to make custom labels of any size or shape then insert text, a bar code, shapes, or images to it. You can combine complicated fields together to make the exact barcode or text you desire, including sequences, time/date stamps, and fields imported from other applications.

Applications including: warehouse inventory management and control - label shipments with custom shipping, packing, and mailing labels; retail - create custom pricing and inventory labels for store items; and home and hobby - Label household items, create name tags, and more.

Major Features:

1. UPC A & E with 2/5 digit-extensions
   • Widely used in the United States and Canada, the Universal Product Code (UPC) is a barcode symbology used for the tracking of retail-items in stores, inventory-control, pharmaceuticals and point-of-sale systems.
2. EAN 13, 8 and 128
   • The European Article Number (EAN) barcode standard is a superset of the original UPC-12 symbology and is used world-wide for the marking of retail-goods.
     
   • GS1-128 is the standard name for what was called the UCC/EAN-128, using a series of Application Identifiers to include additional data, such as best-before-dates, batch numbers, quantities, weights, etc.  
3. Interleaved 2 of 5
   • Used commerically on 135mm film and carton-shipped products, this symbology uses a continuous two-width encoding of digits.
4. Code 93, 128, 39 and 39-Ext
   • Code 93: Designed to provide higher density and data-security enhancements to Code 3 of 9, this barcode encodes alphanumeric and variable length symbology. Each symbol includes two check-characters.
   • Code 128: Very high-density symbology is the primary focus of Code 128 and is used extensively for the shipping/packaging industry world-wide. Used for either alphanumeric or numeric-only barcodes, all 128 characters of ASCII and be encoded.
   • Barcode 3 of 9 is a very easy to decode, self-checking barcode symbology that encodes uppercase letter (A..Z), numeric digits (0..9) and several special characters. Additionally a 1-character check-digit can be used to the side of the barcode, see example of (-).
   • In Barcode 3 of 9 Extended, the symbology has been extended to support the full 128 characters in the ASCII table to allow for a greater number of non-alphanumeric characters.
5. Postnet 5, 9 and 11
   • Primarily used by the United States Postal Service to assist in directing mail by encoding the ZIP Code or ZIP+4 into half and full-height bars.
6. Imperial and Metic Measurements
7. Large Font Support
8. Hot-Keys for Common Functions
   

Requirements:

• Hardware
• • Pentium® II 266 MHz processor or equivalent (Pentium® III recommended)
  • 128 MB RAM (256 MB RAM recommended)
  • 100 MB free hard drive space (250 MB free hard drive space recommended)
  • High Color display adapter at 800x600 resolution (High Color display adapter at 1024x768 resolution recommended)
  • Dial-Up Internet Connection (Broadband Highly Recommended, Cable Modem or DSL)
• Software
• • Windows® 98 SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, Server 2003/2008 (Windows® XP or Vista recommended)
  • Microsoft® Internet Explorer™ 5.0.0 (Microsoft® Internet Explorer™ 6.0.0 recommended)