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Home > Free Barcode Products > Free Code 39 Barcode Font Download Discontinued. Free Code 39 Barcode Font Discontinued. The free Code 39 barcode font has been discontinued; however, IDAutomation continues to offer the fully licensed version of the Code 39 Barcode Font Package.

Bar Code Fonts Bar code fonts are added to your computer just like any type font. You can then use them in any application just by changing to the bar code font like you would with any font.

The main problem using bar codes fonts to print using a word processor is printing the barcode at too small a point size. A small point size requires a higher resolution printer to render a readable bar code. Bar code printing programs prevent this problem from occurring. Most bar code printing programs will not print a bar code unless the narrowest bar is at least three dots wide. If you are using a 300 dpi printer, don't select a point size for a bar code font less than 24 point.

Here is a list of bar code fonts. If your company has a shareware or demo of barcode fonts and would like to be listed on this page, send an email to including a short description and the link. Code 39 Bar Code Fonts If you want a quick way to print barcode from application programs like Word or Excel and you will be only scanning the barcode in-house, (also called Code 3 of 9) bar code is your best choice. The barcode can print capital letters and numbers and does not require a check character.

On the other hand, if you are producing barcodes that will be scanned by your customers or others outside your company, there are other considerations. Some industries require different types of barcodes printed in specific ways with specific types of information. If you are using a Code 39 barcode font, you'll need to put an '*' (asterisk) at the beginning and end of the data.

That's because the '*' (asterisk) is the start and stop character for Code 39 barcode. If you need to use a space character, try using the '~' instead of a normal space.

Some bar code fonts also define a space character with a '_' (underscore) or a '!' You can also try setting the barcode font as graphics in the printer driver settings.

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This will will print a space as a barcode space, and not as white space. If you need to print using a barcode font using Microsoft Access 2000, try '*' & [FieldNameWithValue] & '*'. If you need to print using Clarion, the format is loc:barcode='*'&left(clip(KAT:ID_NUMBER))&'*'. If you are printing using word processing software, you may have to change autocorrect and autoformat settings. The '*' start and stop character can be interpreted as a code to 'bold' the barcode and this will make it unreadable.