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Title: Software/Bar Code - Barcode Server A server that generates barcode images upon request. Source code available.
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Barcode ServerBarcode ServerFill in the field below with a 7-, 8-, 12- or 13-digit number for abarcode, y'know, like the ones you see on food, CDs, and books. If you wantto have the server generate a checksum for you, then just replace the lastdigit with a question mark ("?"). By the way, those digits you sometimessee to the left or the right of the barcodes are typically part of thenumber encoded in the bars. And, please note, the barcodes that you cangenerate here must consist only of digits (not letters or punctuation). Enter value to encode: There are more options available on the advancedoptions page. Joe-Bob says check it out.Inspiration and HistoryThis toy was inspired by the October 2, 1994 edition of You Can With Beakman andJax, which featured an excellent description ofhow UPC barcodes work. Running near-continuously since that fateful day in the fall of 1994, this wasthe first barcode generating site on the web, and was also one of the firstpublic websites (if not the first such website) to serveinstantly-generated images. At first, the server only did the originalUPC-A form (the most common product barcode type in the USA), but in thespring of 2001, improvements were made so that now the server can producepretty much any commonly-used UPC or EAN barcode.It's Not Begging, ReallyIf you've found the Barcode Server site to be useful, then I'd appreciate it if you gave me a token donation via PayPal($2,$5,$11).QCatIf you got here because you went to www.qcat.com, then youmay be interested in this information.Official Barcode NumbersSometimes people end up here because they're trying to find out how toget a UPC code assigned for a product they wish to sell. In the USA,at least, the Uniform Code Councildoes that. Once you have a number for your product, feel free to comeback here to look at the barcode associated with that number, and saveit, or print it, or what have you.The previous paragraph isn't enough for some people.This link provides a more detailed explanation.If you're trying to encode the ISBN numbers that are found on books,magazines, and other media, then the ISBN page may havethe information you require.If you've tried to use a saved image and are having trouble, thenthis page may be of help to you.The Devil's In The Details...Not!One thing that people like to ask a lot is what the "meaning" isof the little marks to the left and right and smack dab in the middle ofthe code. On either side is a pair of thin dark bars separated by a thinlight bar, and in the middle, there's always the patternlight-dark-light-dark-light. These are not in fact representations of adigit, but are rather merely synchronization marks (sometimes called"guard bars") that helpbarcode-reading equipment recognize that it is in fact looking at a barcodeand help it determine the width of a mark (since barcodes come in differentsizes and the distance of the code from the equipment optics can affect thereadings as well). On the right-hand-side of a barcode (but noton the left), the digit "6" is represented by something that doesbear a resemblence to the synch marks, and this has occasionally led"antichrist hunters" to exclaim that all barcodes contain embedded withinthem "the number of the beast" (that is, "666"). Left and Right Synch Marks Middle Synch Mark Right Digit 6 Left Digit 6 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 That claim holds about as much water as saying the word "giggle" has themark of the beast because it looks like it has three"6"s in it if you turn it upside down (if you draw your "g"s likeupside down "6"s).  Hereis what George J. Laurer,the inventor of the UPC barcode system, has to say on the matter.But just to re-fog things back up a bit: While the particular choice forsynch marks makes a lot of sense from an engineering standpoint, there's noobvious reason that the particular representation for the digit "6" waschosen, and it is conceivably possible--but arguably extremelyunlikely--that someone, some group of people, or even some sinister force(such as one of the devil's minions looking to get a big bonus that month)influenced the standards process so as to make the representation for "6"look as much like the synch marks as possible. But that doesn't change thefact that the synch marks themselves are not in fact representations ofactual numerical quantities. Of course, if you care about this for anythingmore than cocktail party conversation, you should consult with yourpersonal religious authority for the final word on the matter.Technical Information / Commercial Reuse / LinkingFor the technically inclined, you can check out the source code (.tar.gz or .zip format), and you caneven use it if you want to, but you must abide by the terms givenin the header comment. In particular, you can only use it for free fornon-commercial purposes, and if you use the source code on your site, youmust give me credit and mail me tolet me know that you are using it (and give me a URL to check out!). Ifyour usage is inspired (there are several very uninspired duplicates oreven plagiaries of this site), I may decide to link to it from here.Do not link to this site or to the embedded barcode generator CGI forany commercial purpose whatsoever. This site is run in good faith as a freeresource for the technically curious and those in need of a quickie one-offgenerated barcode, not as something to be taken advantage of on a regularbasis by commercial operations. For non-commercial purposes it is okay tolink to this page, but it is not okay to code a direct link to the embeddedbarcode generator CGI. Please contact me if you are unclear about this.I don't have the time or resources to offer free support for the code,so please don't ask. However, I would be happy to sell you a veryreasonably-priced unlimited right to use (but not resell) the code forcommercial purposes. The code is very easy to use (but don't just take myword for it; you can see for yourself by checking out the links twoparagraphs up), and by paying, you won't have to lie awake at night,wracked with guilt about taking advantage of an honest programmer.Good & Fun Non-Commercial UsesSomeone finally did something fun with this code: Rob Carlson is using it to reproduce grocery store "bonus"cards in an effort to undermine yet another corporation who wants toknow too much information about you.This didn't use my code, but it's worth pointing at because it's reallynifty: Scott Blake's BarCode ArtOne Final WordEnjoy!The Barcode ServerCopyright © 1994-2002 Dan Bornstein. All rights reserved. |
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