Apparantly, Navision's native character set does not include these 2 characters: ¨ and © (Diaeresis and copyright symbol). Most windows fonts have these characters; they have values of A8 and A9 (hex), or 168 and 169 (decimal) respectively.
In order to print a 128C barcode, I need to be able to print these characters.
For all other characters, I assign a decimal value to a character type, then append the character to a text string, which I then print using a 128C barcode font. However, since the two characters mentioned above don't exist, I can't add them to the text string, not even as literals (since I can't even type or paste these characters into the C/AL editor.
Any workarounds?
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There is no way to get around the missing characters problem -- if a character doesn't exist in Navision's native character set, you simply can't print it.
The solution is to use a differend barcode font. I found one that uses only characters that exist in Navision.
If anyone needs help printing 128C barcodes in Navision, I'll be glad to send fonts, code and instructions. It's actually easy -- once you know how.
If anyone needs help printing 128C barcodes in Navision, I'll be glad to send fonts, code and instructions. It's actually easy -- once you know how.
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Why not upload a zip-file with a Navision fob, a Navision txt object, and the necessary fonts and instructions to this site? Then it will be available in the download-section.
is 128C the same as EAN128 ?
Originally posted by ivan:
If anyone needs help printing 128C barcodes in Navision, I'll be glad to send fonts, code and instructions.
Yes, I need help. Please send me the fonts, code and instructions at pvandam@nl.brakel-group.com
Thanks!
Cheers,
John
ndonohoe@gmail.com
Cheers
bagheera@gmail.com
Thank you