TBarCode: Bar Codes in Office Applications

• Microsoft Access™
• Microsoft Excel^®
• Microsoft Word
• Microsoft InfoPath^®
• and other Office programs (Microsoft Visio^®, Microsoft PowerPoint^®, ...)

Using the Barcode ActiveX Control within Microsoft Office requires no programming knowledge. Inserting a barcode into your document is done with a few mouse clicks. On demand VBA programming is possible without restrictions.

Barcodes generated by TBarCode can be printed with all printers. The bar codes are generated via software in the highest possible output quality. No special printer extensions or barcode fonts are required!

How it works with Microsoft^® Office

Check out the following examples on how to insert bar codes into your Microsoft Office application.

• Insert Barcodes in Microsoft Word
• Insert Barcodes in Microsoft Excel
• Insert Barcodes in Microsoft Access

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Simply choose Insert Object from the menu and select the TBarCode (ActiveX^® Control). A bar code appears instantly in your Microsoft Word document. In Word 2007 click the Insert Controls button in the Developer ribbon.

To make it even easier TBarCode comes with a Barcode Add-In for Microsoft Word. This Add-In is installed in the toolbar and simplifies barcode insertion, adjusting barcode properties and serial letter creation.

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Choose Insert Object from the menu and select TBarCode (ActiveX^® Control element). A bar code appears instantly in your Microsoft Excel worksheet. In Excel 2007 click the Insert Controls button in the Developer ribbon.

Without a single line of program code you print bar codes with your own data! TBarCode supports data binding of the bar code control to a specific cell in your work sheet. Additionally you can input all characters to be encoded into TBarCode directly.