ConnectCode barcode fonts enable barcodes in office applications and softwares that support text display. It ships with an Encoder that can create images out of the barcode fonts and an Add-in for Excel that creates multiple barcodes from a column list. It supports symbologies such as Code39, Code 128, I2of5, ITF14, EAN 13 (European Article Numbering), EAN 8, UPCA (Universal Product Code), UPCE, UCCEAN, MSI and Codabar.

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A barcode is a series of parallel alternating black and white patterns that represents a sequence of numbers or characters. You will be able to use specialized program applications or barcode fonts to generate these patterns.
A barcode font is a specially designed font that allows you to specify and generate barcodes on normal text characters. It is extremely easy-to-use. You can just install the font, load up your text editor like Wordpad or Word to create the barcodes. Most computer applications today that support text allow you to choose from among many fonts.

The versatility of a barcode font makes it a popular solution for integrating with existing enterprise projects as it does not depend heavily on the programming environment and does not require intensive graphics operations. Instead, a slight manipulation of existing text is usually sufficent to produce robust and scannable barcodes.

The ConnectCode package includes TrueType, OpenType and PostScript. Human readable fonts for Code 39, Code 128B and I2of5 are now available.

The latest version (v4.5) of ConnectCode includes an Add-in for Excel that mass converts a column of data into multiple barcodes.

OpenType is an open standard that unifies both the TrueType and PostScript into a single format for use in both Windows and Mac OS. The use of the Unicode character set in OpenType makes a document portable across different machines with different locales. OpenType also supports advanced typographic features such as ligatures (two or more letters joined to form a single glyph), old-style numerals (numbers that do not have the same height), small capital letters and more.

Using ConnectCode Barcode Fonts
With ConnectCode Encoder to generate barcodes
With MS Excel (Formulas) With MS Excel (Add-In) - New in Version 4.5 With MS Word With MS Access
With Crystal Reports
Type 1 Postscript Fonts (Both Binary and ASCII)
To integrate with applications written in C# Visual Basic C# (Windows Presentation Foundation) Visual Basic (Windows Presentation Foundation) Visual C++

Barcodes Supported
1. Codabar Barcode
2. Code39 Barcode
3. Code39 Ascii Barcode
4. Code93 Barcode
5. Code128 (Auto/A/B/C) Barcode
6. UCCEAN Barcode
7. I2of5 Barcode (Interleaved 2 of 5)
8. Industrial 2of5 Barcode
9. ITF14 Barcode
10. Modified Plessy Barcode
11. POSTNET Barcode
12. EAN 13 Barcode (European Article Numbering)
13. EAN 8 Barcode
14. UPCA Barcode (Universal Product Code)
15. UPCE Barcode
16. ISBN/ISSN/EXT2/EXT5 Barcode

Why use ConnectCode?
It is important to choose a barcode font carefully. There are many barcode fonts offered in the industry. They come in a variety of sizes and prices. The following are factors we powerfully advise you to look at before purchasing one.

Industry Specifications Adherence - One of the most important factor for choosing a barcode font is that it adheres to industry specifications. For example, the following properties will need to be considered carefully.
1. Thick bar width
2. Thin bar width
3. Barcode ratio
4. Barcode density

This is to ensure that the barcode created is highly scannable. Ever wondered why the scanning of barcode in some supermarkets looks so difficult and takes so long? The main reason is the barcode has not been created properly and cause the barcode scanners to take a longer time to process.

ConnectCode Barcode Font has been created and tested vigourously by a team with many years of experience in the Auto-ID and IT industry. It takes into consideration all the above mentioned properties and is definitely one of the best barcode font around.

Simplicity - Ease of use has always been an important consideration in ConnetCode. Similar products in the industry requires a complicated encoder software that generates mystic numbers and alphabets for the specification of the barcode.

ConnectCode does make use of an encoder as well. However, the fonts have been designed in such a way that a user can even specify a barcode by keying in the characters directly as much as possible.

Multiple Barcode Sizes - Each barcode font in ConnectCode comes with a minimum of 7 sizes. On top of that, some barcodes like UPC and EAN come with human readable text support.

Integration - ConnectCode comes with a vast variety of tools, applications for ease of integration with Third Party products.

Encoder Application
Microsoft Office Macros - For ease of use in Microsoft Word, Access, Publisher and Excel etc..
Crystal Reports Formulas
WPF Applications Integration
.NET 2 Projects Integration
MFC Projects Integration

Windows Presentation Foundation Integration - Bar codes can be easily added into Windows Presentation Foundation applications (.NET 3) with ConnectCode's dynamic link library. The download package includes two WPF samples with source code that details the exact steps necessary to do so.

Produce Images - A special feature of the Encoder creates high resolution images out of the barcode fonts. This combination of fonts and images offered by ConnectCode makes it one of the most feature-rich products in enabling barcodes for enterprises and personal use.

The license of this software is Free Trial Software, the price is $149, you can free download and get a free trial.