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Commonly used barcode types:

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EAN-13	Code128	Interleaved2/5
EAN-8	Code128A	Code 25
EAN-5	Code128B	POSTNet
EAN-2	Code128C	Post2/5
EAN-14	EAN-128	Code93
UPC-A	ISSN	Plessey
UPC-E	ISBN	MSI Plessey
ITF-14	Codebar	Code11
SCC-14	GS1-128	IntelligentMail
QR Code	PLANET	Code39
IATA	4-State	Code39Ext
PDF417	PostBar	Data Matrix

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Std Edition		1. Use Excel data to print simple barcode labels in batches. 2. Print to laser/inkjet printer, or professional barcode printer. 3. No need to design label, just simple setup to print labels.


Pro Edition		1. Similar as std version, make more complex labels. 2. Support almost all barcode types. Free Download


Label Design Edition		1. Design and batch print complex barcode labels, each label can contain multiple barcodes, texts, patterns and lines. Download 2. Enter data in a variety of efficient ways, minimizing your workload.

Summary: 1. This software has a permanent free version and a full version.

2. The free version can meet the needs of most users.

3. You can test the functions of the full version in the free version.

4. We recommend that you download the free version first.

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How many types of barcodes are there?

There are many types of barcodes, but the most commonly used ones are the following:

EAN-13 code: Product barcode, universally applicable, supports 0-9 numbers, 13 digits in length, and grooved.

UPC-A code: Product barcode, mainly used in the United States and Canada, supports numbers 0-9, is 12 digits in length, and has grooves.

Code-128 code: Universal barcode, supports numbers, letters and symbols, variable length, no grooves.

QR code: two-dimensional code, supports multiple character sets and encoding formats, has variable length, and has positioning marks.

Why are there so many barcode types?

There are many types of barcodes because they have different uses and characteristics.

For example:

UPC (Universal Product Code) is a barcode used to label retail products, and it can be found in nearly every merchandise and grocery store in the United States.

CODE 39 is a barcode that can encode numbers, letters and some special characters. It is often used in manufacturing, military and medical fields.

ITF (Interleaved Two-Five-Five) is a barcode that can only encode an even number of digits, and it is often used in the field of logistics and transportation.

NW-7 (also known as CODABAR) is a barcode that can encode numbers and four start/stop characters. It is often used in libraries, express delivery and banks.

CODE 128 is a barcode that can encode all 128 ASCII characters, and it is commonly used in areas such as package tracking, e-commerce, and warehouse management.

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