UPC Bar Codes 4.0

UPC Bar Codes 4.0 is a professional tool which help to print your own UPC bar codes from Windows! This OpenType (and PostScript) barcode font set adds the ability to print barcodes to virtually any Windows program. This UPC bar code set lets you print your own UPC codes on your product packaging, stock cards, or you can print sheets of labels with UPC barcodes using our templates and your word processor. You can also export your bar code as a bmp, gif, jpg, or png! You can even email a graphic of your barcode to your printer.

Each UPC barcode represents a 12 digit number. The last digit is a checksum, and the checksum calculation requires a computer program. Our bar code utility and macros calculate checksums and automatically format barcodes for you. There are two different kinds of UPC bar codes, UPC-A and UPC-E. The UPC-A barcode is 12 digits long, including its checksum. UPC-E bar codes are special shortened versions of UPC-A barcodes and are 6 digits long. Both UPC-A and UPC-E bar codes may have optional 2 or 5 digit supplemental codes appended to them. Each of these scalable bar code fonts comes in six different aspect ratios, so you can make a bar code of virtually any size. Our UPC bar code samples page displays examples of each type of bar code.

This lets you print your own UPC bar codes on your documents and packaging, or you can print sheets of labels with UPC bar codes using our templates. Want to print bar codes in Access, Excel, or Word? It includes Visual Basic macro functions that do all the work for you. If you are unfamiliar with barcodes, just run the BarUPC utility program to build individual bar codes for you. All versions includes a 16 page manual filled with examples of how to use these barcodes.

Want to print some actual barcodes? Download the free evaluation version of UPC Bar Codes by clicking on the Free Trial Version button above. Need more barcode types than just UPC? Try our Bar Codes Plus package. Note that before you can print UPC bar codes, you must purchase a UPC barcode assignment from the Uniform Code Council.

Major Features:

1. Bar Code Sets: UPC-A, UPC-E, + 2 & 5 digit supplemental
2. Features: five aspect ratios of each bar code font
3. Data Type: Numeric only
4. Checksum: Required
5. Bar Code Length: Fixed (6 or 12 digits, plus 2 and 5 digit supplemental)
6. Font Formats: Windows OpenType and PostScript
7. Export to: bmp, gif, jpg, png (300, 600, 900, or 1200 dpi)
8. Font Formats: Windows OpenType and PostScript
9. Requires: Laser or inkjet printer with at least 300 dpi resolution
10. Works with: MS Word, MS Excel, WordPerfect, MS Access, MS FoxPro, PageMaker, Illustrator, Freehand, Quark Express, Corel Draw, and many more.
11. PDF Files: These fonts will not embed in a pdf file. Embeddable fonts for pdf files require a special license.