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Product Updates:
1. IDAutomation Data Matrix Product Updates
2. Crystal UFL and Native Windows DLL
3. Crystal Reports Knowledge Updates
4. Knowledgebase Articles
Company Information:
5. How to renew your Priority Support and Upgrade
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| 1. IDAutomation Data Matrix Product Updates |
Issue: Second to the last character is dropped in Data Matrix C40 or TEXT modes
This problem only occurs when encoding certain combinations of uppercase and lower case letters in C40 or TEXT modes of some Data Matrix products; the problem does not occur in ASCII or Binary encoding modes. When this error occurs, the second to the last character is dropped from the scanned symbol.
This problem was corrected as of August 15th, 2005 in the following products that include the Data Matrix symbology:| 2. Crystal UFL and Native Windows DLL |
The products affected are the Code 128 Barcode Fonts that use Code128Auto
Functions and UCC128 Functions in the
Crystal UFL and
the Native Windows Font DLL distributed from June 2005 to September 1, 2005 with file names and dates as
follows:
Under rare conditions, certain barcode data will not return the correct check
digit, therefore creating an incorrect barcode that will not scan. To reproduce
this problem, encode the following data with the Code 128 Auto function:
Ê00180329860300003191
The data returned should be:
ÍÊÂ2#=v#ÂÂ?{ÂÎ
However, if the data returned is:
ÍÊÂ2#=v#ÂÂ?{Î
Then the problem exists in the component.
To obtain the update, please download the latest version from the links below.
Our Native Windows Bar Code DLL has no COM or MFC dependencies and can be used in any application or development environment that can call a function from a Windows DLL. Our DLL contains functions for POSTNET, PLANET, Code 3 of 9, Interleaved 2 of 5, Code 128, UPC-A, EAN-13, EAN-8, UCC-128 and MSI / Plessy barcode fonts. This font DLL also contains functions for the IDAutomation Universal Barcode Font Advantage™.
| 3. Crystal Reports Knowledge Updates |
We have added a couple of troubleshooting solutions for several Crystal Reports issues:
| 4. Knowledgebase Articles |
We have added a couple of new knowledgebase articles to our website:
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