Code 128 Barcode Fonts
Aka: USS Code 128, UCC-128, EAN-128, SSCC-18 and SCC-14

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(The above sample is a Code-128 bar code that may be printed and scanned for testing)

Our Code 128 Font Advantage Package allows you to print USS Code 128, EAN14, UCC128, EAN128, SSCC18 and SCC14 barcodes from MS Windows, Macintosh, UNIX and a variety of other operating systems; TrueType, OpenType, PCL laserjet soft fonts, PostScript (type 1) Binary and ASCII versions are provided. Custom BDF, FON, AFP, Xerox Metacode, XES and FNT fonts can also be created with the Developer's License. Our Code 128 Font Advantage Package is much more than just a few fonts. This package contains 18 different Code 128 font versions in 6 different font formats. You also receive font tools, macros and source code to help you integrate the fonts into your application. Implementing barcode 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.

If you are not familiar with barcode fonts, please visit out Barcode Tutorial Center for Beginners.

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Code 128 Font Advantage Package Features

With this package you receive 18 different Code 128 fonts in 6 different font formats. You also receive the rights to use the Code 128 font tools, macros and source code to help you integrate the fonts into your application. Details of the Code-128 Font Advantage Package are as follows:

Font Tools Provided - to help users integrate barcode fonts into their applications, we provide font tools that are free to use with our fonts that include MS Office Macros for Word, Excel and Access with VBA, FileMaker Pro Plug-ins, Oracle Reports Libraries, Visual Basic, C++, PowerBuilder, FoxPro and JAVA Source Code, LotusScript, DLLs, Crystal Reports User Function Libraries (UFLs) and a check digit calculation application with Visual Basic and FoxPro source code as a free download for programmers and technical users. The DLLs, macros, UFLs and code provided automatically format the start, stop and check characters to the barcode font. Our MS Office Macros for Word, Excel and Access also include special functions for the creation of EAN14, SSC14, SSCC18 and USPS Special Services bar codes. These functions automatically add in the required application identifier as well as calculate the MOD 10 check digit and the symbology check digit. USPS Special Services also requires the OCR-A font.
Cross-platform Support - the unique encoding in our font allows cross-platform support between UNIX, Macintosh and Windows systems. For example, the same Microsoft® Access application or Excel spreadsheet with our Microsoft Office Macros can be used on Windows and Macintosh computers that have our font installed.
UCC/EAN-128 Support - when using our Code 128 fonts for UCC-128 or EAN-128 barcodes, every barcode must begin with a Start C character followed by a (fnc1) "function code one" character. Our Code128() function in our font tools provides an automated method for doing this by inserting an ASCII202 character for each AI represented. UCC-128 and EAN-128 are primarily used for distribution applications and serialized carton tracking.
Six Different Heights Provided - The Code 128 barcode fonts are scaleable and should be printed at the correct font size to suit your application and scanning equipment. In addition to using the point size to set the font width, six (6) versions of the Code 128 barcode fonts are provided to support different height requirements. The last characters in the Code 128 barcode font name determines the height of the barcode with the shortest being IDAutomationC128XS and the tallest being IDAutomationC128XXL.
Human Readable Versions - of the Code 128 fonts are also provided for character sets B and C with your order. Each of these is also supplied in the 6 different heights for a total of 18 different Code 128 fonts. The Code 128 human readable fonts all start with IDAutomationHC128 and include the letter "H" prior to a lower case letter specifying the character set. For example, the font "IDAutomationHbC128M.ttf" is a human readable for character set B with a font height of M for Medium. The human readable format is not as popular as the standard version because the check digit will also appear. Usually, programmers will just print the data that is encoded directly below the barcode printed.
Industry Standards - Our Code 128 barcode fonts are created from AIM and ISO standards. When printing Code 128 barcode fonts, the size of 12 or greater should be used for compatibility between open systems. If you have a requirement to print barcodes smaller than 12 points, a high quality laser printer with 600 DPI resolution or greater should be used and a barcode scanner that can read barcodes printed smaller than 8 mils. Printed with a 600 DPI Laserjet, we have been able to dependably scan our Code 128 font printed at 6 points with the HHP CCD scanner.
USPS Support - when printed at 20 points, the IDAutomationC128L font will produce the exact dimensions for UCC/EAN Code 128 required by the USPS special services, which is a height of .75" and an X dimension of .013". .
Canada Post Support - when printed at 25 points, the IDAutomationC128L font will produce the dimensions required by the CANADA POST, which is a height of 1" and an X dimension of .017".
Easy Function Encoding Capability - Our fonts provide easy methods of encoding functions such as returns and tabs in the barcode.
Multiple Formats Provided - when you purchase a license for this font, you will receive all versions in a single ZIP file. The manual is supplied in a file named "readme" in the ZIP file. The following fonts are included:
- 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. Macintosh formatted MTT TrueType fonts are compatible with Macintosh System 7.1 and above.
- OpenType OTF fonts with PostScript outlines are provided. These are compatible with Windows, Macintosh OS X and other systems supporting the OpenType format.
- PostScript Type 1 fonts are supplied in binary, ASCII and Macintosh versions.
- Also included in this package are PCL laserjet soft fonts in 5, 10, 14 and 20 points.
- 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. The Developer License also grants you the right to convert our fonts to other formats as necessary including TrueDoc and OpenType.

More about the Code 128 Symbology:

Code 128 is a very high-density alpha-numeric symbology with 106 different printed barcode patterns. Each printed barcode can have one of three different meanings depending on which of the three character sets are used. Three different Code 128 start characters are available to tell the scanner which character set is being used. Code 128 is the barcode type used for USS Code 128, UCC-128, ISBT-128, EAN-128, EAN-14, SSCC-18 and SCC-14 specifications.
Although Code128 is a higher density barcode, it requires a checksum to be calculated and can be difficult to use if you are not a technical user. If you are not required to use Code 128 barcodes and you need an easy to use alpha-numeric barcode, consider our Code 39 barcode font which does not require checksums to be calculated. If your application is Microsoft Access, Excel, Word, Visual Basic, C++ or an application that supports ActiveX in Windows, we also sell easy to use ActiveX Controls that support Code 128 as well as other barcode types and they automatically calculate the checksum.
Code 128 is recommended for SISAC and SICI serialized carton tracking applications.
The Blood Bank industry is barcoding in Code 128 for ISBT 128 labels.
Code 128 is now used to print USPS Special Services barcodes for services such as return receipts and delivery confirmations on US Mail.
Code 128 can also be used for EAN-14, UCC-128 and EAN-128 barcode applications such as the UCC/EAN-128 symbols and data structure for SSCC-18 and SCC-14. When using Code 128 fonts for this purpose, every barcode must begin with a Start C character followed by a (fnc1) "function code one" character. Our Code128() function in our font automation tools provides an automated method for doing this by inserting an ASCII202 character for each AI represented. Read more about how to encode UCC/EAN in our Code 128 FAQ. UCC-128 and EAN-128 are primarily used for distribution applications and serialized carton tracking.
UCC/EAN Code 128 "SSCC-18" must always be used with a FedEx Ground bar code.
Our Code128 barcode font was developed according to ANSI and European (CEN) standards. The complete printed Code 128 barcode consists of a leading quiet zone, a start pattern that selects the character set, Code 128 symbols representing data, the check character to ensure data integrity, a stop pattern and a trailing quiet zone. According to ANSI

Code 128 Font Character Set

Three different start characters are used in the Code 128 bar codes to tell the barcode reader which character set is being used. The table below illustrates the three different character sets and the ASCII location to print the character. If you are using character sets A or B you can create the Code 128 barcode output simply by selecting the Code 128 font and typing the appropriate letter from the keyboard with the exception of the space character barcode, extended functions and the start / stop characters. It is possible to copy and paste these extended characters from the Character Map application.

Code A	Code B	Code C	ASCII *	Unicode *	Unicode Char	Value	Code A	Code B	Code C	ASCII *	Unicode *	Unicode Char	Value
Space	Space	00	0194	00C2	A	00	V	V	54	0086	0056	V	54
!	!	01	0033	0021	!	01	W	W	55	0087	0057	W	55
"	"	02	0034	0022	"	02	X	X	56	0088	0058	X	56
#	#	03	0035	0023	#	03	Y	Y	57	0089	0059	Y	57
$	$	04	0036	0024	$	04	Z	Z	58	0090	005A	Z	58
%	%	05	0037	0025	%	05	[	[	59	0091	005B	[	59
&	&	06	0038	0026	&	06	\	\	60	0092	005C	\	60
'	'	07	0039	0027	'	07	]	]	61	0093	005D	]	61
(	(	08	0040	0028	(	08	^	^	62	0094	005E	^	62
)	)	09	0041	0029	)	09	_	_	63	0095	005F	_	63
*	*	10	0042	002A	*	10	nul	`	64	0096	0060	`	64
+	+	11	0043	002B	+	11	soh	a	65	0097	0061	a	65
,	,	12	0044	002C	,	12	stx	b	66	0098	0062	b	66
-	-	13	0045	002D	-	13	etx	c	67	0099	0063	c	67
.	.	14	0046	002E	.	14	eot	d	68	0100	0064	d	68
/	/	15	0047	002F	/	15	eno	e	69	0101	0065	e	69
0	0	16	0048	0030	0	16	ack	f	70	0102	0066	f	70
1	1	17	0049	0031	1	17	bel	g	71	0103	0067	g	71
2	2	18	0050	0032	2	18	bs	h	72	0104	0068	h	72
3	3	19	0051	0033	3	19	ht	i	73	0105	0069	i	73
4	4	20	0052	0034	4	20	lf	j	74	0106	006A	j	74
5	5	21	0053	0035	5	21	vt	k	75	0107	006B	k	75
6	6	22	0054	0036	6	22	ff	l	76	0108	006C	l	76
7	7	23	0055	0037	7	23	cr	m	77	0109	006D	m	77
8	8	24	0056	0038	8	24	s0	n	78	0110	006E	n	78
9	9	25	0057	0039	9	25	s1	o	79	0111	006F	o	79
:	:	26	0058	003A	:	26	dle	p	80	0112	0070	p	80
;	;	27	0059	003B	;	27	dc1	q	81	0113	0071	q	81
<	<	28	0060	003C	<	28	dc2	r	82	0114	0072	r	82
=	=	29	0061	003D	=	29	dc3	s	83	0115	0073	s	83
>	>	30	0062	003E	>	30	dc4	t	84	0116	0074	t	84
?	?	31	0063	003F	?	31	nak	u	85	0117	0075	u	85
@	@	32	0064	0040	@	32	syn	v	86	0118	0076	v	86
A	A	33	0065	0041	A	33	etb	w	87	0119	0077	w	87
B	B	34	0066	0042	B	34	can	x	88	0120	0078	x	88
C	C	35	0067	0043	C	35	em	y	89	0121	0079	y	89
D	D	36	0068	0044	D	36	sub	z	90	0122	007A	z	90
E	E	37	0069	0045	E	37	esc	{	91	0123	007B	{	91
F	F	38	0070	0046	F	38	fs	\|	92	0124	007C	\|	92
G	G	39	0071	0047	G	39	gs	}	93	0125	007D	}	93
H	H	40	0072	0048	H	40	rs	~	94	0126	007E	~	94
I	I	41	0073	0049	I	41	us	del	95	0195	00C3	A	95
J	J	42	0074	004A	J	42	fnc 3	fnc 3	96	0196	00C4	A	96
K	K	43	0075	004B	K	43	fnc 2	fnc2	97	0197	00C5	A	97
L	L	44	0076	004C	L	44	Shift	Shift	98	0198	00C6	?	98
M	M	45	0077	004D	M	45	code C	code C	99	0199	00C7	C	99
N	N	46	0078	004E	N	46	code B	fnc 4	code B	0200	00C8	E	100
O	O	47	0079	004F	O	47	fnc 4	code A	code A	0201	00C9	E	101
P	P	48	0080	0050	P	48	fnc 1	fnc 1	fnc 1	0202	00CA	E	102
Q	Q	49	0081	0051	Q	49	Start A	Start A	Start A	0203	00CB	E	103
R	R	50	0082	0052	R	50	Start B	Start B	Start B	0204	00CC	I	104
S	S	51	0083	0053	S	51	Start C	Start C	Start C	0205	00CD	I	105
T	T	52	0084	0054	T	52	Stop	Stop	Stop	0206	00CE	I	na
U	U	53	0085	0055	U	53

NOTE:

* It is necessary to print the Code 128 space character from ASCII 194 instead of ASCII 32 because Windows cannot print a symbol instead of a space character from Visual Basic and most other development environments.

* Some of the ASCII and Unicode values in this chart are unique to our Code 128 Fonts and components. The ISO specification for Code 128 does not specify the location of ASCII and Unicode values for the symbols.

Manual Code 128 Check Character Calculation

NOTE: We provide several font tools and source code samples that are free to use with our fonts that automatically format the start, stop and check characters to the barcode fonts. Therefore, manual check digit calculations are usually not necessary.

The check character is positioned after the data characters and just before the stop character. To determine the value of the check character:

Reference the table above to obtain the value of the start character and all data characters.
Assign a weighting to each data character (not the start character, just the data characters.) The weighting starts at 1 and increases by one for each data character.
Multiply the character values by their weights for the data characters.
Add these all together including the start character, divide by 103 and obtain the remainder.
Use the table above to locate the character that has the value of the remainder, use this as the check character.

Calculating Character Set A or B:

The following table is an example of how to obtain the check character for the data "biz" using Code 128 character set B.

	Start B	b	i	z	STOP
weighting		1	2	3
values	104	66	73	90
totals	104	66	146	270

Calculate Total: 104 + (66*1) + (73*2) + (90*3) = 586
Calculate Checksum: 586 divided by 103 = 5 remainder of 71. Check digit = value of 71. The character to print for the value of 71 is "g" or ASCII 103.

To print extended ASCII characters from your keyboard that do not have keys defined, you can use the ALT+<xxxx> key combination where xxxx equals the character's ASCII location in 4 digits. For example, to type ASCII character 104 into Microsoft Word, select the font in Word, press the ALT key and while holding it down type 0104 on the keypad of your keyboard. You must use the keypad to do this and you must enter 4 digits.

Therefore to print the data "biz" as a barcode, you would need to type: ALT 0204, b, i, z, g, ALT 0206 or IbizgI .

Calculating Character Set C:

The following table is an example of how to obtain the check character for the number "667390" using Code 128 character set C. First we have to interleave the numbers into pairs and then choose the appropriate character that represents the number pair.

	Start C	66	73	90	STOP
weighting		1	2	3
values	105	66	73	90
totals	105	66	146	270

Calculate Total: 105 + (66*1) + (73*2) + (90*3) = 587
Calculate Checksum: 587 divided by 103 = 5 remainder of 72. Check digit = value of 72. The character to print for the value of 72 is ASCII 104.

Therefore to print the data "667390" as a barcode, you would need to type: ALT 0205, b, i, z, h, ALT 0206 or IbizhI .

Switching Between Character Sets:

It is possible to switch between character sets in a single Code 128 barcode symbol. Although character set B can encode text and numbers, you may want to switch to set A to encode a function such as a tab or carriage return.

The following table is an example of how to encode the data "biz" using Code 128 character set B with a switch to character set A for a carriage return function.

	Start B	b	i	z	E	m	STOP
weighting		1	2	3	4	5
values	104	66	73	90	101	77
totals	104	66	146	270	404	385

Calculate Total: 104 + (66*1) + (73*2) + (90*3) + (101*4) + (77*5) = 1375
Calculate Checksum: 1375 divided by 103 = 13 remainder of 36. Check digit = value of 36. The character to print for the value of 36 is "D" or ASCII 68.

This type of switching between character sets is also compatible with our font automation tools. For example, if you specify the data bizEm ( E is the switch to set A and m is the function according to the chart) as the input for the Code 128 B function, the data IbizEmDI would be returned which would perform the switch to set A and the function of a return when printed with our font and scanned by a barcode scanner.

Calculating for UCC/EAN-128:

The FNC1 is treated like another character so you do have to figure it in. Here is how to calculate (00)1234(15)12 which would be E001234E1512 in our font tools. Look at the chart to pair up the numbers with letters.

	Start C	FNC1	00	12	34	FNC1	15	12	STOP
weighting		1	2	3	4	5	6	7
values	105	102	00	12	34	102	15	12
totals	105	102	00	36	136	510	90	84

Add up totals: = 1063
Calculate Checksum: 1063 divided by 103 = 10 remainder of 33. Check digit = value of 33.

Therefore, according to the chart, you need to the following text to create the barcode from the font: IEA,BE/,AI

Visual Basic Sample Code for a Code 128 Application

The following Visual Basic Source Code is used to print a Code 128 barcode and calculate the check character. You may use this code in your application as long as the copyright notice is not removed. If you plan to test this code you must install the appropriate font.

Specifications

The X dimension (X is the width of the narrow bar) is listed below for various point sizes.

Our Code 128 fonts have been specially designed to be able to produce dependable and scannable barcodes when printed at large and small point sizes. With a 600 DPI laser printer, the Code 128 font can be printed as small as 6 points if the scanner supports reading it. In our test lab, we have been able to dependably scan our Code 128 font with the following hardware:

Intermec 1800 CCD scanner - scans as small as 6 points
Symbol USB Cobra Laser Scanner - scans as small as 8 points

Keep in mind though, the Code 128 fonts should be printed at 12 points or larger for open systems.

Point Size	Approximate X dimension
48	.85 mm	.032"
36	.63 mm	.024"
24	.42 mm	.016"
20	.35 mm	.013"
16	.28 mm	.011"
12	.21 mm	.008"
8	.14 mm	.006"
6	.105 mm	.004"
* To print at a different X dimension, find the point size that has the X dimension closest to what you need and use this formula to find the point size you need to print the font at: 12 * (X dimension you want) / (X dimension at 12 points) = (point size converted to integer) For example, if you need an X dimension of 12 mils, you need to print it at 18 points because: 12 * 12 / 8 = 18

Eighteen different versions of the Code 128 barcode fonts are provided to support human readable versions and different width and height requirements. Fonts with the letter "H" in the font name are "human readable" versions. The last characters in the Code 128 barcode font name determines the height of the barcode with the shortest being "XS" and the tallest being "XXL". Because each single font can be printed at various point sizes, there are several combinations of heights and widths that can be produced.

Font name of purchased version	Font name of eval version*	Font height at 12 points*
Code 128 Fonts with no text below the barcode:
IDAutomationC128XS	IDAutomationSC128XS	1/16" (.078") or .2 cm
IDAutomationC128S	IDAutomationSC128S	1/8" (.125") or .4 cm
IDAutomationC128M	IDAutomationSC128M	1/4" (.25") or .6 cm
IDAutomationC128L	IDAutomationSC128L	1/2" (.5") or 1.1 cm
IDAutomationC128XL	IDAutomationSC128XL	5/8" (.625") or 1.6 cm
IDAutomationC128XXL	IDAutomationS128XXL	1" or 2.5 cm
Code 128 Fonts "Character set B" with text below the barcode:**
IDAutomationHbC128XS	NA	1/16" (.078") or .2 cm
IDAutomationHbC128S	NA	1/8" (.125") or .4 cm
IDAutomationHbC128M	IDAutomationSHbC128M	1/4" (.25") or .6 cm
IDAutomationHbC128L	NA	1/2" (.5") or 1.1 cm
IDAutomationHbC128XL	NA	5/8" (.625") or 1.6 cm
IDAutomationHbC128XXL	NA	1" or 2.5 cm
Code 128 Fonts "Character set C" with text below the barcode:**
IDAutomationHcC128XS	NA	1/16" (.078") or .2 cm
IDAutomationHcC128S	NA	1/8" (.125") or .4 cm
IDAutomationHcC128M	IDAutomationSHcC128M	1/4" (.25") or .6 cm
IDAutomationHcC128L	NA	1/2" (.5") or 1.1 cm
IDAutomationHcC128XL	NA	5/8" (.625") or 1.6 cm
IDAutomationHcC128XXL	NA	1" or 2.5 cm
* Measurements are approximate and were measured when printed at 12 points which should work for most scanners. Measurements for Human Readable fonts do not include the text below. At 12 points, the X dimension is about 8 mils. To print at a different height, find the font that has the height closest to what you need and use this formula to find the point size you need to print the font at to get that height: 12 * (height you want) / (height at 12 points) = (point size converted to integer) For example, if you are using IDAutomationC128L and you want it to be about .75" tall, you need to print it at 18 or 20 points because: 12 * .75 / .5 = 18 ** The human readable versions also work with our font tools. However, they are not normally used because the Code 128 symbology MOD103 check digit is always displayed in the result. They are often used for testing purposes or when it is not a problem to have the symbology check digit displayed. To print the human readable data without the check digit, use the fonts beginning in IDAutomationC128 and then print the data you are encoding below or above the barcode.

Font names used prior to July, 2003

Font name of purchased version	Font name of eval version*	Font height at 12 points*
Code 128 Fonts with no text below the barcode:
AdvC128a	sAdC128a	1/16" (.078") or .2 cm
AdvC128b	sAdC128b	1/8" (.125") or .4 cm
AdvC128c	sAdC128c	1/4" (.25") or .6 cm
AdvC128d	sAdC128d	1/2" (.5") or 1.1 cm
AdvC128e	sAdC128e	5/8" (.625") or 1.6 cm
AdvC128f	sAdC128f	1" or 2.5 cm
Code 128 Fonts "Character set B" with text below the barcode:**
C128bHa	NA	1/16" (.078") or .2 cm
C128bHb	NA	1/8" (.125") or .4 cm
C128bHc	sC128bHc	1/4" (.25") or .6 cm
C128bHd	NA	1/2" (.5") or 1.1 cm
C128bHe	NA	5/8" (.625") or 1.6 cm
C128bHf	NA	1" or 2.5 cm
Code 128 Fonts "Character set C" with text below the barcode:**
C128cHa	NA	1/16" (.078") or .2 cm
C128cHb	NA	1/8" (.125") or .4 cm
C128cHc	sC128cHc	1/4" (.25") or .6 cm
C128cHd	NA	1/2" (.5") or 1.1 cm
C128cHe	NA	5/8" (.625") or 1.6 cm
C128cHf	NA	1" or 2.5 cm

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"The Code 128 Font enabled us to integrate barcoding into 4D and Excel applications that work cross-platform between Classic Macintosh, OS-X and Microsoft Windows operating systems." - Charles Daneri, Objective Systems, LLC (computer consulting firm), Baltimore, MD.

Refer to the License Agreement for the license you need. The Small Company Distribution License may only be ordered by organizations that qualify by filling out the SCA agreement.

Provides priority support and unlimited upgrades for the selected duration. More about this.

System Requirements

Platform : MS Windows XP/2000/2003/NT/Me/98, Macintosh, UNIX

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Single User License - $139.00

Small Company Developer License - $417.00

1 Developer License - $790.00

5 Developer License - $1580.00

Unlimited Developer License - $2370.00

Platform : Windows 98 or above, MAC, UNIX

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Barcode Fonts Packages for Organizations and Individuals

Please note that you can purchase Barcode, MICR and OCR Font Advantage Package ( $299.95) - includes Barcode 39, Code 128, UCC-128, Interleaved 2 of 5, Industrial 2 of 5, MICR E-13B, CMC-7, POSTNET, PLANET, RM4SCC, OCR-A, OCR-B, Codabar, MSI / Plessy, Code 11, Code 25, UPC-A, EAN-8, EAN-13, EAN-14 and Code 93.

Please note that you can also purchase Universal Barcode Advantage Package - $199.95 that supports AIM USS Code 128, UCC-128, EAN-128, Barode 39, Interleaved 2 of 5, USPS Postnet, Planet, MSI and Codabar.

Or you can purchase TrueType Barcode Font Advantage Package - $199.95
This package includes easy to install executable files for installing TrueType versions of our Code 39, Extended Code 39, Code 128, UPC-EAN, Codabar, Interleaved 2 of 5, Postnet, Planet, MICR E-13B, CMC-7, OCR-A, OCR-B and EZ Barcode font packages.

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Code 128 Barcode Fonts Aka: USS Code 128, UCC-128, EAN-128, SSCC-18 and SCC-14

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Code 128 Barcode Fonts
Aka: USS Code 128, UCC-128, EAN-128, SSCC-18 and SCC-14