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If the Auto adjust text check box is ticked, the size of the code Signature is
adjusted to the barcode size. If the Auto adjust text check box is unticked, you
can modify the Font name, Font size settings and modify the Constrain
proportions parameter.
You can modify the following parameters in a barcode object:
Border type – the type of barcode frame (it is available for selected codes,
and does not apply to internal codes); three types are available:
none – there is no frame,
bind – frame lines at the top and bottom of the code,
box – frame lines on each side of the code.
Border size – the width of a barcode frame (it is available to selected
codes and does not apply to internal codes), it allows you to modify the
frame width when the Border type is set to bind or box.
If the Constrain proportions check box is unticked (this field is available
when the Auto adjust text check box is unticked), Font size X and Font
size Y can be modified.
The Signature check box defines whether a given code is to have its value
typed in explicitly or not. Some codes, especially 2D ones, cannot be
displayed together with a description, and if the check box is ticked for that
type of code, no description can be added to a code symbol.
If the Auto-size check box is ticked, the object frame is of the same size as
the object size. If the check box is unticked, the frame size can be modified
without any change to the object height.
If you need to edit your barcode just before it is printed, tick the check box for
This object must be edited before printing is started. The code can be
modified in the window that is displayed after the button has
been touched.
You can convert a Normal barcode-type object into another type of barcode
with the button. This allows you to present Data/Time, Counter,
the date transferred from an external device via a Communications port and
the data from a Text file with a barcode.
Touch the button in order to confirm the settings and to add the object to
a project.
Shape-type Objects
Shape-type objects are placed in the edit area by drawing a required shape.
When you click within the edit area, a first component of a shape (e.g. the end
of a line, a vertex of a rectangle) is put there. Then, when you move the mouse
cursor, a preview of the object to be added is generated, whereas when you
click again in the edit area, the object, which was previewed while the mouse
cursor was being moved after the first click, is added.
Shape-type Object – Line
The shape-type object – Line allows you to print a continuous line.
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