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ZEBRA - customize BARCODE not Printing

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HI All,

I have created a label using Bar-One, everything works and prints out fine using the Zebra printer, however I've added a barcode in my label and it doesn't printout at all.

This barcode is uses Code 128 and passes in Material Number from the print program I've created.

I've also tried added a fixed barcode to print, and this time it prints out.

Is there anything i missed out when i need the barcode to be printing using a customized identifier that passes value from my print program?

Please help

Thanks in advance.

CW

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RichHeilman
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Can you please post the line of code which is to print the barcode?

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Hi Rich,

I am not sure which part of the code that prints the barcode because its encripted code from Bar-One.

but it goes:

NEW-PAGE

^XFKPM_DE-2.ZPL

FN999FD&ZD_BARCODE&^FS

FN998FD&ZD_BRGEW&^FS

which &ZD_BARCODE& is the material number to pass in for the barcode.

If its not the right place to search please tell me what code i am suppose to provide you.

Thanks

Lim

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The code is not encrypted, it is readable if you know what the codes mean. :). Here is a line of code that I have in one of my sapscripts that generates a barcode.

^FO90,150^<b>B3</b>N,N,100,Y,N^FD&IMARA-MATNR&^FS

I don't use the BarOne software, I just write the ZPLII code manully in the sapscript. The B3 says that it is a barcode.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Hi Rich,

Im using zebra script to desig my smartform label. I have a barcode 39 which crosses the label for more than 10 characters. How do I scale my barcode to keep it within the label?

Regards,

Esha