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Barcode

Lines of different widths and sizes representing data that, when read, will determine what the scanned object is. Bar codes are often used to help organize and be able to index information or prices about an object. Another example of how barcodes are used is barcodes used by the US postal service that helps speed the delivery of mail. Below is an example of what a barcode for an address may look like. 

Barcode readers and scanners

A barcode reader or scanner also known as a point of sale (POS) scanner are hardware devices capable of reading a barcode and printing out the details of the product and/or logging that product into a database so a company can easily keep track of its inventory 

Barcode Printers

A hardware device capable of printing out adhesive barcodes that can be attached to a product. This helps identify the product and/or a company keep track of its inventory.

Barcode companies

Barcodes Inc: http://www.barcodesinc.com/
Barcodes Inc. is a company dedicated to barcodes and has a wide variety of barcode products such as barcode readers, barcode printers, labels, and much more.

Barcodes Inc also has an online generator that enables you to create your own barcodes over the Internet and a free downloadable barcode font that can be found at: http://www.barcodesinc.com/generator/ 

Click here to search for other barcode companies

  • Additional information about creating a barcode in Microsoft Word for letters or other purposes can be found on document CH000761.

Also see: Matrix code, RFID, Semacode, UPC

 

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