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Barcode Reader in .NET formats are of different kinds such as mentioned in the following list: JAN-8,
Matrix 2 of 5, Numly Number, OPC, Pharmacode, PZN, Royal TPG Post KIX 4-State Barcode, Codabar, Code-11,
.NET Barcode Code-39 Reader, Code-93,
.NET Barcode Code-128 Reader,
.NET Barcode GS1-128 Reader,
.NET Barcode EAN-8 Reader,
.NET Barcode EAN-13 Reader,
.NET Barcode UPC-A Reader,
.NET Barcode UPC-E Reader, Code 2 of 5, Interleaved 2 of 5, ITF-14, ISBN, ISSN, MSI Plessey, POSTNET, PLANET, Identcode, Leitcode, USPS Intelligent Mail Barcode (Onecode),
RM4SCC, GS1 Databar,
.NET Barcode Data Matrix Reader,
.NET Barcode QR-Code Reader,
.NET Barcode PDF-417 Reader, USPS Facing Identification Marks.
Accordingly the
.NET Barcode Reader is of different form and shape. The production of the .NET Barcode Reader is not the same. The .NET Barcode Reader can even be a cell phone. Take the cell phone used as the .NET Barcode Reader as one example, the .NET Barcode Reader is kinds of the software which can scan and decode the information contained in the image your cell phone has take a photo of.
The java barcode with the information is decoded by the .NET Barcode Reader which enclosed in the cell phone as the form of the software you can download from the website. .NET Barcode Reader is downloaded from the website that provides the services. The generation of the java barcode is easy, and then with the cell phone taking a photo of the java barcode, you will see the information decoded into the original information by the .NET Barcode Reader. .NET Barcode Reader can be seen as the final but not least important procedure of encoding and decoding of the information.
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