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Using the UCC/EAN barcode font

It is recommended to use the Encoder or VB macros provided to generate UCC/EAN barcodes as there are several steps required for transforming the input data to characters recognized by the barcode font. For example, to encode AI 00 (Serial Shipping Container Code) with the data 123456789012345675


Input (Using the Encoder or VB macros):

(00)123456789012345675

The brackets are used to identify the AI(Application Identifier) in the Encoder.

Output:



The last digit '5' is a MOD 10 check digit that can be entered (as shown above) or calculated automatically by ConnectCode Barcode Fonts package. For more information, see the MOD 10 Check Digit subsection.

Concatenating multiple AIs

Input (Using the Encoder or VB macros):

(00)123456789012345675(12)1A

Multiple AIs can be concatenated together as shown above. A total of up to 8 AIs concatenation is supported by ConnectCode.

Output:



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