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Embed barcode images within Crystal Reports

Barcode Tools for Crystal Reports V2.0 lets you add barcodes to reports in either metafile or PNG formats.

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A 1D barcode in a Crystal Reports report.

Barcode Tools for Crystal Reports provides the tools needed to include most common barcodes within Crystal Reports, either as graphic images or as font-based barcodes. A local machine server for Windows is included for embedding picture barcodes in Crystal Reports XI or later. Server versions include servlets for IIS and Java for use on a remote machine or a company server. A User Function Library (UFL) is also included for creating font-base barcodes in Crystal Report 8 or later. Barcode Tools for Crystal Reports also includes an OLE server for use with the Report Designer Component for VB6 supplied with Crystal Reports 8-9. Samples reports are included for Crystal Reports 8.5, 9, X and XI.

Updates in V2.0

• These new versions include 32/64 bit barcode image creators for embedding barcode images within Crystal Reports (version 11 or later) in either the space-saving metafile format or as Portable Network Graphics. The new image creators are suitable for use on Windows XP (SP2/3) or later and the server version for Windows Server 2003 or later.
• The Tools also include updated UFLs for creating font-based barcodes with older version of Crystal Reports (version 8 or later), and updated OLE servers for the Crystal Reports Designer Component for VB6.

About dLSoft

dLSoft developed from a software house created in 1988 for the specific purpose of creating barcode and labelling software and components for Microsoft Windows. Through the dLSoft range of products the company has been providing labelling applications and barcoding components for a range of Windows developer environments since Windows 2, including more recently a range of components for the .NET and CE.NET environments. In 2004 dLSoft expanded its activities to include Java components, and in 2005 a number of products for the Mac OS-X platform were released.