Nitheesh,

Please note that bar code is no special thing other than representing
characters in bars.

You can use a font called bar code font that represents characters as bars.
A free version is available to download at www.idautomation.com

The barcode device connected to a computer reads the barcode, and writes its
equivalent numbers at current cursor position. If you cursor is in a text
item in a forms it will display the numbers there, if you cursor is in a
text editor like notepad it will write the numbers there. As if it was typed
in through a keyboard.

Now if you set the font of the field to the barcode font, these characters
will be displayed as a barcode. Both forms and reports support barcode font.

HTH!

Aleem

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Sent:   Thursday, February 06, 2003 10:19 AM
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Subject:        Barcode Generation in Forms/Reports 






Hi Lists,


  How to generate/Read/Print  Barcode using Oracle Forms/Reports ( Windows
/ Unix).

Please Help.

Nitheesh


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