Barcode 128 allows several ways to encode the characters and iText tries to
find the smallest one. It works, doesn't it?
Paulo
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From: Navin Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 07, 2008 2:51 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Rangarajan Vaithyalingam; Sameer Kaushik; Gagan Jain
Subject: [iText-questions] FW: Issue with Barcode 128 generated with iText
Hi All,
I have a problem with barcode 128 in PDF generated with iText. I am currently
using itext-1.2.jar.
Attached are the PDF iText Barcode 128 -1.pdf & iText Barcode 128 -2.pdf
generated using iText.
My question is the length of the barcode is different for each barcode though
the numbers of characters are same.
A barcode with 8 characters has a length more than a barcode with 9 characters
and also the length varies by changing the combination of the characters.
But barcode generated from other system as seen in the attached document(Zebra
printer using ZPL code.pdf) has consistent barcode length ie all barcodes
generated with 8 characters have same length & all barcodes generated with 8
characters have same length.
Why are the Barcodes generated with iText having varying lengths?
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