Design and print barcode labels and tickets from almost any data source. Really Simple Labels is an application for designing and printing 1D barcode labels and tickets from almost any data source, including Access 97-2007 databases, Excel 97-2007 spreadsheets, Text or CSV files, SQL databases, Oracle databases, or most other OLE/ODBC data sources for a host of applications. Really Simple Labels includes a facility to create read/write text-file databases. Supports text, shape, line and picture elements and most common barcode types including postal types.
| Add to Cart | $ 201.09 | 1 User License | Download (35.8 MB) | |
| Add to Cart | $ 502.71 | Multi User License - allows up to 10 Users per License | Download (35.8 MB) |
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One software license is required per user. Multi User License allows up to 10 Users per License.
Really Simple Labels is an application for the design and print of 1D barcode labels and tickets from almost any data source with including Access 97-2007 databases, Excel 97-2007 spreadsheets, Text or CSV files, SQL databases, Oracle databases, or most other OLE/ODBC data sources for a host of applications. It includes a facility to create read/write text databases. Allows read/write CSV databases. Supports text, shape, line and picture elements and most common barcode types including postal types.
Features:
Really Simple Labels supports the following barcode types: Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, GS1 128, EAN-14 / UCC-14, SSCC, EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E, ISBN. ISSN. ISMN, Standard 2 of 5, Interleaved 2 of 5, Matrix 2 of 5, Codabar, DeutschenPost, MSI, Plessey, Intelligent Mail, InfoMail, Postnet, Planet, RM4SCC. * requires Windows printer driver.
Really Simple Labels is ideal for ID cards, product labels, address labels, tickets, shipping/postal labels etc.
Disk Space Required: 5MB
Memory Required: 64MB
Other Requirements:Windows XP/2003/Vista/Windows 7. A Windows-supported printer is required for printed output.