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Using the Postnet barcode font

For example, to encode the data "12345", you can key in the following in your text editor and choose the Postnet barcode font.

Input (Using the Encoder or VB macros): 12345

Manual Input: {123455}

Output:



The last digit '5' is the check digit. See the Calculation of the Postnet Check Digit section for more information.

For example, to encode the data "123456789", you can key in the following in your text editor and choose the I2of5 barcode font. As I2of5 barcode only allow even number of numeric digits, the above data should be treated as "056789".

Input (Using the Encoder or VB macros): 123456789

Manual Input: {1234567895}

Output:



The last digit '5' is the check digit. See the Calculation of the Postnet Check Digit section for more information.

If you are using the Encoder, it will automatically put in the start/stop characters for you and add in the check character for you.

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