Version 8.3.3.3 of our barcode reader SDK for Windows has been released. This should be of particular interest to developers using Chinese characters in QR Codes and anyone reading PDF417 barcodes. 1. Performance improvement for images with certain types of repeated pattern. 2. Fix for recognition of Kanji characters using the Kanji byte compaction scheme
BardecodeFiler Version 2.5.1.1 has been released. This version processes large files in the desktop interface much faster. For example, a 6000 page PDF file should process at at least 2X the speed of version 2.4.
Version 2.4.5 of BardecodeFiler has been released and can be downloaded from the following URL: http://www.bardecode.com/en1/download/ This version includes an update to the latest Debenu library (version 1611) and a bug fix that prevents the build up of zero length files in a users temporary folder. License key – if you are already on either
Softek Barcode Reader Toolkit for Windows Version 8.3.2 has been released. The changes in this version are all related to PDF processing: The Foxit/Debenu Quick PDF Library has been upgraded to version 1511. If the toolkit is unable to open a document using the Foxit/Debenu direct access functions then it will automatically revert to the
The following new releases are now available for download: 1. Softek Barcode Reader Toolkit for Windows Version 8.3.1 Main changes: Improved handling of skewed images. Support for extended Datamatrix rectangle formats. Upgrade to Debenu PDF Library Version 14.11 Support for password protected PDF files Download from http://www.bardecode.com/en1/download/ License key compatibility: Keys valid for version 8.2.1
We are pleased to announce the release of BardecodeFiler version 2.4.2.1. The main difference is that this version uses .Net 4 rather than .Net 3.5. Here is a complete list of changes… BardecodeFiler now uses the .Net 4 framework. Option for adding date/time and page count fields to results.csv log file. Added %UID token –
We’re often asked one of the following questions: Either: How big should my barcode be? Or: What resolution should I be scanning at? In both cases people want to get the best results from their barcode software, however the truth is that the size of the barcode and the resolution of the scan are linked…
The mobile SDK has been updated to include Android Developer Studio example projects and a fix to the Scanner class that prevents the example app from running. The new version of the SDK can be downloaded from the following page: http://www.bardecode.com/en1/quick-download/
BardecodeFiler Version 2.4 is here with 2 great new features… Folder watching/Hot Folder Process files as soon as they land in the input folder. As an alternative to the timer setting you can now configure BardecodeFiler to watch the input folder for the arrival of new files and kick off The “Run” process automatically. Batch
Due to demand from developers the Linux version now includes a build for Raspberry Pi. Just download the Linux version to your Raspberry Pi and run ./configure.sh from the top level folder of the tar ball. It includes a version of bardecode which has been static linked against libtiff and libjpeg to get you started