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With the fast advance of technology, it is no longer necessary to buy
special printer for printing barcode now. What you need is to find a barcode
print software. Windows true type Font is one of this kind of software. It's a smart
and simple solution to use font for barcode print. Once installed, Windows true type font
is available for all applications installed on this computer.
Morovia barcode Fontware (barcode fonts) consists high-quality true type fonts. The glyph structures are carefully
calculated so as to meet the requirements of public symbology specification. Each
font family contains at least 5 fonts of different measurements, plus with human
readable text option and without. Therefore, Morovia Fontware usually consists of 10 true
type fonts.
It's easy to use font. However, some barcode symbology
require checksum character. So, please check your documentation before using
barcode font. If
you want to integrate Morovia Fontware with your own application, check
here for
more information about our free Font Tools.
Barcode symbologies that do not require checksum calculation are called “Self
Checking Barcode”. Although these barcode formats do not require check
character, start/stop characters are normally required. Non
self-checking barcode symbologies require checksum character(s) as well as start/stop characters.
Besides standard barcode and business fonts, Morovia Fontware
Department also provides custom font service. Please visit
this page for details.
Morovia barcode fonts always use MRV prefix. This ID has been
registered with Microsoft, click
here for the list in
Microsoft Typography web site.
OCR-A, OCR-B, MICR E-13B and
MICR CMC-7 fonts are most widely used
machine readable fonts. When designing your own business or personal checks,
you may consider using Morovia SecurePay™
Fonts to increase check security.
Farrington 7B Fontware - primarily used to
credit card number embossing. Published in March 2005.
U.S. Postal Package: This barcode font packages
consists of true type fonts for
Postnet, Planet, Postal
128, Postal Interleaved 2 of 5 barcodes. This package also comes with
special punctuation symbols for printing standard US envelopes.
Royal Mail and 4-State Postal Fontware. This
package consist of fonts to print UK Royal Mail postal barcode, as well as
4-State postal barcode in several other countries.
PDF417 - This barcode font package contains 6
different versions of true type fonts, complete documentation, a PDF417
encoder and font tools for Microsoft office. Click
here for more information.
DataMatrix is the most efficient 2D
symbology. The DataMatrix encoders (GUI and ActiveX versions) are included.
Code 39 – the most widely used alpha-numeric
symbology. To learn more about
Code39 symbology, click here.
Morovia code 39 font can also be used to construct code 39 extended symbols.
Code39 barcode font packages contains 10 different versions of Code 39
barcode fonts.
Code 39 Extended - This barcode font
package includes all ASCII characters. Just type the character, add
start/stop characters and you get a standard Code39 extended symbol. Easy,
simple!
Codabar – A barcode symbology that is used in US blood banks and some libraries
around the world. It encodes 10 digital characters plus +, -, :, /
characters.
Code25 – a.k.a. Industry 25. A numeric barcode symbology.
ITF25 – a.k.a Interleaved 2 of 5. A widely used high density
barcode symbology.
Most high-density symbologies require check digits.
Do not worry. Morovia Barcode Font
Tools – a series of FREE
tools and source code assist you add barcode into any Windows applications.
Morovia Font Tools include a full-fledged GUI program -
Fontpal and source code written in
Visual Basic, ANSI C/C++ and
JavaScript. We will add more language support later.
Code 11 – Mainly used by label telecom equipments. Specification can be
found here.
EAN/UPC/Bookland –
The most widely used barcode symbology in retail industry. It encodes only
numeric data,
and every number has different encoding based on the location. We
have a series of articles about UPC-A,
UPC-E,
EAN-13,
EAN-8,
ISBN in the
knowledge library.
Code 128 – An alpha numeric symbology, high density,
widely used in many
occasions. Morovia Code 128 barcode font allows you to print barcode for
Code 128, UCC-128, EAN-128, SSCC-18 and SCC-14.
Code 93 - Code93 can
encode full ASCII table. It is better than Code 39 that the barcode
reader can recognize normal Code 93 symbols and extended symbols without
configuration change. Two check characters are required.
If you need to print Code128,
Interleaved 2 of 5 or
UPC/JAN/EAN/Bookland barcode from a
double-byte version Windows, you need to purchase an double-byte version
of the product. The double-byte version is able to work on a double-byte
platform as well as single-byte platforms. For more details, click
here. Note: you only need double-byte
version for these three symbologies; other symbology fonts do not need
any modifications for them to work universally.
The following barcode images are generated by Morovia Barcode Fontware. In the
future we will allow customers to generate barcode dynamically from our web
site.
New Additions (since January 2005)
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