IDautomation Code 11 Barcode Fonts Code 11 barcode fonts allow you to print Code 11 bar codes from computers supporting TrueType or PostScript fonts such as Windows, Macintosh or UNIX Platforms: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003     Size: 349 K     Cost: $590 Get the full version     Trial version     Developer's Website Contacting third-party download site please wait. If your download does not start, click here, or get the full version Descriptions IDautomation Code 11 Barcode Fonts: Code 11 Bar Code Fonts   Our Code 11 barcode fonts can be used on any computer system supporting TrueType, OpenType or PostScript fonts including Microsoft Windows, Macintosh and UNIX. Custom BDF, FON, AFP, Xerox Metacode, XES and FNT fonts can also be created with the Developer's License.Implementing solutions with our fonts provides a high level of scalability with operating system, application and printer independence. Learn more about the quality of our fonts.   Checksum calculation | Technical Support | Download Eval Code 11 Barcode Font Symbology Information The Code 11 barcode is a high density numeric barcode. Although code 11 is a higher density barcode, it requires a checksum to be calculated and can be difficult to use for non-programmers. If you are not a programmer and you need an easy to use numeric barcode, consider our Codabar Barcode Font which does not require checksums to be calculated. If your application supports ActiveX in Windows, we also sell easy to use "drag and drop" Linear ActiveX Controls that support Code 11 as well as other barcode types and they automatically calculate the checksum. The symbology of the Code 11 character set consists of bar code symbols representing the numbers 0-9, a dash symbol, the start character and the stop character. In the code11 font, the parentheses are used for start and stop characters.  Code 11 Barcode Font Symbology Features The Code 11 barcode fonts are scaleable and should be printed at the correct font size to suit your application and scanning equipment. The code 11 barcode font was designed to be printed at a minimum font size of 12 points, however, you can print smaller point sizes if your printer and scanning equipment support it. Four versions of the Code 11 barcode fonts are provided to support different width and height requirements. The last character in the Code 11 barcode font name determines the height of the barcode with the shortest being IDAutomationC11XS and the tallest being IDAutomationC11L. To determine which Code 11 barcode font to use, first print out the Code11a barcode font at various font sizes to determine which size is the smallest that will work with your scanning equipment. Then, choose the tallest version that will fit in your scanning area. The following is sample code from Visual Basic that selects the Code 11 bar code font and size. Printer.FontName = "IDAutomationC11S" Printer.CurrentX = 1250 Printer.CurrentY = 4500 Printer.FontSize = 12 Printer.Print variable TrueType fonts are supplied in PC and Macintosh format. The TrueType TTF fonts are compatible with Macintosh OS X and all versions of Microsoft Windows, including Pocket PC.  With the purchase of a Developer License and 1 year of support and upgrade protection, we can convert fonts from this package to PCL 4, Xerox Metacode, XES, FNT, BDF, FON and AFP. More about this is provided here. The Developer License also grants you the right to convert our fonts to other formats as necessary including TrueDoc and OpenType. Also included are two PostScript versions of the Code 11 barcode fonts. Binary and ASCII versions of PostScript are also provided. Code 11 Checksum Calculation Example To help users integrate barcodes into their applications, we provide MS Office Macros for Excel and Access, ActiveX DLLs for development platforms that support ActiveX technology, Crystal Reports User Function Libraries (UFLs) and a check digit calculation application with Visual Basic source code as a free download for programmers and technical users. The DLLs, macros, UFLs and VB code provided automatically format the start, stop and check characters to our barcode fonts. In this example, we want to encode the data "21435" in a Code 11 barcode with a single check digit. The check digit is a  modulo 11 checksum. First, we determine the weights of the numbers in the Code 11 barcode starting from the right side of the number. We then multiply the number of the barcode by the weighting and add these together as in the example: Barcode to encode: 2 1 4 3 5 Weighting: 5 4 3 2 1 Totals: 10 4 12 6 5 Then add them 10+4+12+6+5=37 Next we divide the total by 11 and get the remainder which is 37/11=3 remainder 4. The remainder is the check character. To type or print a Code 11 barcode encoding the data 21435 that can be scanned, we need to print (214354) . To Order the Code 11 Barcode Font License NOTE: After you order a Code 11 barcode font license, you will receive our fully functional Code 11 barcode font set. Before you order, we suggest that you download the evaluation version of the barcode font to make sure it will work with your application. You may also wish to do the following: Review the Font License Agreement. Get a list of what font types are provided. Understand how the order process works. Review our privacy policy. Subscribe to our newsletter so you can be informed of product updates. We offer secure online ordering by credit card and immediate delivery via download. If ordering by PO, phone or another method, please follow these procedures.   Pricing and Licensing: The following is a summary of licensing and pricing, refer to the License Agreement for details about the license. The Small Company Developer License costs $295. With this license, the rights of the Developer License are granted to all organizations with a gross annual revenue or funding of less than 2 million U.S. Dollars (or equivalent amount in a foreign currency) if that company purchases either three (3) Single User Licenses for the same font product or the Small Company Developer License and sends us a signed Small Company Agreement which is located at http://www.idautomation.com/sca/. The Developer License costs $590 and allows one developer royalty-free distribution of the Software internally (in the same organization) and externally (outside the organization bundled with an application) up to 10,000 user licenses, provided you adhere to the Developer License distribution terms. When distributing the fonts outside your organization, you may not resell, rent, lease or distribute the fonts alone, they must be distributed as a component of an application and bundled with an application or with the application's installation files. For details, review the distribution terms. If you have more than one developer that will be developing applications using the fonts, you will need to purchase a Developer License for each additional developer. The 5 Developer License costs $1180 and grants the rights of the Developer License for up to 5 developers and 20,000 user licenses. This license is also granted if two Developer Licenses are purchased. The Unlimited Developer License costs $1770 and grants the rights of the Developer License for an unlimited number of developers and an unlimited number of user licenses. This license is also granted if three Developer Licenses are purchased. The Single User License costs $99 and allows use of the Software for one effective user in your organization. The number of effective users for software licensing is determined by the method defined below that returns the greatest number. The number of users contributing to the data that is printed with the Software. For example, 100 users entering or editing data on a host where only 1 program prints barcodes to 1 printer, would require 100 user licenses. According to the multi-user licensing below, this would require 4 Single User Licenses to be purchased. The number of users that have the Software installed on their CPU. The number of printers that are being printed to with the Software. For example, 1 user printing to 5 printers would require 5 licenses. Per the multi-user licensing below, only 2 Single User Licenses would need to be purchased. Multi-User Licenses are obtained by ordering multiple single user licenses of the same product. The effective number of licensed users is determined by the following: 1 Single User License =  1 licensed user 2 Single User Licenses = 5 licensed users 3 Single User Licenses = 25 licensed users 4 Single User Licenses = 100 licensed users 5 Single User Licenses = 500 licensed users 6 Single User Licenses = Developer License Granted for 10,000 licensed users The Complete Barcode, MICR and OCR Font License allows you to order all of our fonts in one package for a reasonable price. Single user versions are available as well as multi-user and developer licenses. View the link above for pricing on this license. We offer free technical support and product upgrades for a period of 90 days from the date of purchase on all software products. Technical support and product upgrades may be provided beyond 90 days if the Extended Support and Upgrade Protection option is purchased when you order.