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If you're talking about a scannable barcode, like you'd use during a check out procedure, best approach is to use a barcode font.<br />
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<a href="https://www.idautomation.com/barcode-fonts/" rel="ugc"><u>https://www.idautomation.c<wbr />om/barcode<wbr />-fonts/</u></a> provides a working set.<br />
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Note: I said working set, as many free fonts + tools to generate barcodes on the fly fail to work properly.<br />
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Tip: To ensure you have a working barcode, before you imprint it on 1,000,000s of units for sale, purchase a cheap barcode scanner, then print the barcode onto the actual label you will affix. If you can scan the label when the label is affixed to item for sale, then you have a working barcode.<br />
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If you're trying to do something else, expand your description to clarify what you're asking.
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If you're talking about a scannable barcode, like you'd use during a check out procedure, best approach is to use a barcode font.

https://www.idautomation.com/barcode-fonts/ [https://www.idautomation.com/barcode-fonts/] provides a working set.

Note: I said working set, as many free fonts + tools to generate barcodes on the fly fail to work properly.

Tip: To ensure you have a working barcode, before you imprint it on 1,000,000s of units for sale, purchase a cheap barcode scanner, then print the barcode onto the actual label you will affix. If you can scan the label when the label is affixed to item for sale, then you have a working barcode.

If you're trying to do something else, expand your description to clarify what you're asking.

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How can we use this Keyword TextResultOrderModes in Dynamsoft using python?

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