B-Coder Pro Bar Code Software Demo and Macro Examples B-Coder Pro barcode software, easily automates bar code production on labels or documents. Creates the highest quality barcodes of any type - UPC, EAN, Code 39, Code 128, etc... even 2D symbologies such as PDF 417, Aztec and Data Matrix. Visit our B-Coder Product page for further details and a downloadable PDF document. Download B-Coder v4.0 Demo for Windows 95/98/NT/ 2000/XP Free Download (2,437 KB executable file)   A fully working demo version of B-Coder Pro barcode software. Use the demo to paste barcodes into Word, Access, WordPerfect, PageMaker, etc. and print sample barcodes to your printers. See for yourself how B-Coder creates the highest quality barcode graphics possible in Windows. Please read the B-Coder Technical Support section Special Considerations when pasting bar codes from B-Coder into other applications to learn how to use this demo with any Windows, Windows 95 or NT application. The B-Coder v4.0 demo includes the Word 97/2000 Macro installer, while version 3.0 includes both the word 97 and the Word 6.0/95 Macro installers discussed below. Note: The files BC-LAB2k.DOT, BC-Lab97.DOT and BC-Label.DOT are Word document templates that contain macros for use with B-Coder and the B-Coder Demo (see descriptions below). A small number of virus protection programs may erroneously report that these files contain viruses and thus may warn you of imminent danger if you install them on your computer. Please rest assured that these files are perfectly safe to install on your computer. In fact, all files on our web site have been thoroughly checked for viruses before being made available for download. If your anti-virus software presents a warning about any files downloaded from this web site and you would like to discuss this with one of our engineers, please call 800-722-6004 or email: support@taltech.com Word 2000 Macro installer for B-Coder has the same macros and functionality as the Word 97 macro installer below, but has been totally rewritten in VBA 6 (Visual Basic For Applications). Previous versions of these macros were written in Word Basic and foreign language editions of Microsoft Word often had difficulty running them. The new VBA macros have been tested with Italian and French Language versions of Microsoft Word and ran successfully where the Word Basic macros failed. Note: These macros will also work in Word 97. Word 97 Macro installer for B-Coder is a Word document template that automatically installs several powerful Word macros directly into the Word "Tools" menu. The macros that it installs automate the process of creating bar codes using B-Coder Pro from within Word 97. (These macros will not work with foreign language versions of Word or Word 95 and earlier.)  The macros can be used to generate bar code labels, convert selected text to a bar code, prompt the user for a bar code message and then automatically insert the bar code into a document or search through a document and change any text with the style named "BarCode" from text to a bar code. Requires B-Coder Professional Edition. This is a fantastic add on to B-Coder Pro if you are a Word 97 user. Word 6, 95 Macro Installer for B-Coder Similar to BC-Lab97 as described above except designed for Word 6.0 and Word 95. Microsoft Access 97 bar code database example: Fully automate bar code generation in Microsoft Access. This example database shows several techniques including how to fill up a table with bar codes in a single operation as well as insert bar codes one at a time in a table. It also shows how to print reports and labels containing bar codes. Recently updated, this file now includes 5 new barcode examples, and is an excellent example of how to create and print bar codes in Access using B-Coder. This database requires either the professional edition of B-Coder or the demo version listed above. N.B. While it is possible to use B-Coder with Access, it is much easier and more efficient to use our ActiveX control. B-Coder uses macros to copy and paste barcode images into an OLE field in your table. This means that your database grows in size and that if you modify the data in your table you must rerun the macros to update the images. Furthermore, since the VBA macros must be modified to work with the fields in your database, many novice users have trouble setting it up. The ActiveX control does not require any code and can be added to a form or report in Access just like a textbox control, simply set the Control Source Property of the control to a field in a table or query, then run your form or report. That's all there is to it! The ActiveX control even comes with it's own sample Access database. Microsoft Access 2000 bar code database example Same as the Access 97 example described above except designed for use with Access 2000.

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