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How are you generating the output? &nbsp;Print? &nbsp;Export to PDF? ...
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How are you generating the output?  Print?  Export to PDF? ...

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I have seen that issue.<br />
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In some cases it is the bar code reader. &nbsp;In others we had to format the field in a special way. &nbsp;I wasn't involved in formatting the field so I don't know what they did.<br />
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We used the Free 3 of 9 fonts<br />
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mlmcc
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I have seen that issue.

In some cases it is the bar code reader.  In others we had to format the field in a special way.  I wasn't involved in formatting the field so I don't know what they did.

We used the Free 3 of 9 fonts

mlmcc

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I am exporting from crystal developer to a pdf for the testing.
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I am exporting from crystal developer to a pdf for the testing.

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I believe I ended up answering it myself.
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I believe I ended up answering it myself.

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I have a crystal report that I am trying to get to print a bar code. &nbsp; It actually prints a bar code but it doesn't seem to be readable. &nbsp;I have crated a formula that looks like this to put work order number in format recommended by other people but have also tried this without the **<br />
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BarcodeC39(ToText (&quot;*&quot;&amp;({MakeReadyMaster.WO_<wbr />Number})&amp;&quot;<wbr />*&quot;))<br />
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It looks like a bar code but it ends up not being recognized when scanned. &nbsp;<br />
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I am using the Code39AzaleaRegular2 as the fields font.<br />
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Any ideas.<br />
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thanks
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I have a crystal report that I am trying to get to print a bar code.   It actually prints a bar code but it doesn't seem to be readable.  I have crated a formula that looks like this to put work order number in format recommended by other people but have also tried this without the **

BarcodeC39(ToText ("*"&({MakeReadyMaster.WO_Number})&"*"))

It looks like a bar code but it ends up not being recognized when scanned.  

I am using the Code39AzaleaRegular2 as the fields font.

Any ideas.

thanks

Printing Bar Codes with Crystal Reports 2008

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