IDAutomation provides several professional grade products for implementing
barcodes in Microsoft Access, including the Office 2010 version, with
flexible license
agreements to meet a variety of needs including small company licenses
and royalty-free developer licenses. The following chart may be used
to determine the best product needed:
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Integration Options
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Advantages and Disadvantages |
Product:
ActiveX Barcode Control
Single Users From $199
Developers From $395
Supported:
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Product:
Native Barcode Generator
for Access
Single Users From $149
Developers From $590
Supported:
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Embed barcode capability into a database or distributed custom application.
- Once installed in the database, no other
components or fonts need to be installed to create barcodes.
- Full source code provided for custom modifications.
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Video: Creating
Barcodes With The Native Access Barcode Generator 2003 and 2010
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Product:
Self-Checking Fonts
Tool:
Control
Source Formula
Single Users From $139
Developers From $395
Supported:
 
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- The best option when the barcode type is not important
and the data consists of numbers and/or uppercase letters.
- Requires the applicable barcode fonts to be installed
on every computer used to generate barcodes.
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Product:
Barcode Fonts
Tool:
Macros & VBA Functions
Single Users From $139
Developers From $395
Supported:
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Product:
Barcode Label Software
Single Users From $139
Site Licenses From $995
Supported:

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- Easy-to-use barcode label printing software with WYSIWYG label design
interface.
- Ideal for
printing labels from data in Microsoft Access.
- Supports Access 2007 XML file formats.
- The best option when labels need to be printed without
creating a report in Access itself.
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Product:
Barcode Image Generator
Single Users From $99
Site Licenses From $995
Supported:
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- Create barcode images in JPG, TIFF, PNG, BMP, WMF and 1 bit per pixel
monochrome bitmap formats.
- Generate multiple image files dynamically from the command line or a
text file.
- Create and paste static barcode images
into Microsoft Access.
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