Version 5.0.0. Released on Dec 19, 2011. [7 years, 2 months and 19 days ago] Free Barcode Font: Medium Size Code 39 Font This free code 39 font can be used to generate medium height code 3 of 9 barcodes. This font can encode uppercase letter, numbers and special symbols directly, with astisks being added at the beginning and at the end. This is a full functional freeware; not a crippled version or trial. This code 39 font may be used in personal and commerical organizations, with no restictions on gross revenue. This free barcode font has one size (M) only, in true type font format.
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If other heights or formats are desired, consider purchasing. A collection of PCL scalable fonts is also available as. Both products offer trial versions that can be downloaded from their product pages. Windows Installation To install the font on Windows, follow the steps below: • Unzip the files into a folder on the disk, such as c: temp. • Select Start → Control Panel → Fonts.
• Right click on the white space, select Install New Font. • Navigate to the folder that you just created. Select MRV Code39MA Free from List of Fonts and select Install.
• The font is now available to use. Mac OS/X Installation The same true type font can be used on Mac OS/X. Unzip the file downloaded, and drag and drop to Library/Fonts directory. Font Characteristics At 12 points, this free code39 font produces barcodes with X dimension 10 mils (0.025 cm) and bar height at 0.5 inch (1.27cm). Fonts scale linearly at both directions. Therefore, at 18 points, the font produces barcodes with X dimension 15 mils (0.038cm) and bar height at 0.75 inch (1.90cm).
When printing on a device with below 600 dpi in resolution, special attention should be paid to produce high quality barcodes. See for more information. Specifically, on 203-dpi printers, use the following optimal sizes: 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36. For 300-dpi printers, use 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36. If you are looking at reducing or increasing the barcode height, you might want to purchase Code39 Fontware instead which contains total five different heights, with and without human readable text. Using Code 39 Barcode Font Code39 font is the easist barcode to use.
Just enclose the string encoded with asterisks. For example, *1234567*. Square brakcets can be used in the place of asterisks, which produces code39 barcodes without asterisks appearing in the human readable text: [1234567].
Unless font is embedded (possible in Microsoft Word and PDF, See ), this font should be available at every computer that views the document for the barcode to show up. Although is easy to use, it is not space efficient. If space is a concern, consider or a 2D barcode such as, or that can encode much more data in small space. Provides a visual comparison among all popular barcode formats. How to read Code39 Barcodes Virtually all barcode scanners today read code39 barcodes. If you are not familiar with barcode rader, look into for great articles about barcode readers, such as. Similar Products Morovia provides a variety of barcode generation products, such as: • such as Code39, Code39 Extended, Code93, Interleaved 2 of 5, Postnet, UPC, EAN, Codabar, PDF417, DataMatrix and QRCodes.