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I'm currently creating some shipping labels using Code 128 for the barcode. I'm using Azalea UFL's and fonts to create the barcodes. When I used the 128A UFL to encode the text everything worked fine and the scanner read the information but when I switched to 128B all of a sudden it wouldn't scan. Does anyone know what the problem might be? There are 5 128 fonts narrow, very narrow, wide etc and I've tried them all but to no avail. Help very much appreciated.
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I'm currently creating some shipping labels using Code 128 for the barcode. I'm using Azalea UFL's and fonts to create the barcodes. When I used the 128A UFL to encode the text everything worked fine and the scanner read the information but when I switched to 128B all of a sudden it wouldn't scan. Does anyone know what the problem might be? There are 5 128 fonts narrow, very narrow, wide etc and I've tried them all but to no avail. Help very much appreciated.

Code 128A scanned but 128B doesn't

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