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upc-e barcodes and zero suppression

A UPC-E barcode is actually an EAN-13/UPC-A barcode that has had certain digits removed to create an 8 digit number. Only certain EAN-13/UPC-A barcodes can go through this process. For example, the UPC-A barcode “023456000073 ” can be suppressed to the UPC-E value “02345673” and restored to it’s original value by the barcode reader. The Softek …

Code 39 barcodes with double start/stop patterns

Code 39 barcodes can be generated using either fonts or software such as embedded objects. When using a font, the text should include the start/stop * character at either end of the barcode, but software generated barcodes will often add the * characters automatically. This can sometimes result in barcodes with 2 * characters at either …