Dear allFirst, make sure you added the start/stop characters: '*1234*'.
I have a problem with printing in JAVA. I have a font (Code 39) that could convert all the numbers into barcode (thanks to felix sheldon for the guidance) the problem is the barcode scanner doesn't want to read the barcode that I have printed using my bubble jet printer. Is there a problem when reading a barcode printed using inkjet printer or may be the paper. Is there any suggestion?
If that's OK, try a bigger font size such that the stripes are nicely defined. If the stripes are distorted by your inkjet then you will have problems scanning.
If you're only using numbers, interleaved 2of5 is a much better bet, it only needs to encode 0-9 and a checksum, so you get much bigger stripes for a given code length. It'a bit more complicated to use a 2of5 font though.
Felix
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