BarcodeFAQ.com provides
basic barcode information including answers to frequently asked questions,
barcode tutorials and product suggestions for printing and scanning barcodes.
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The use of barcode technology in an industrial setting can be traced
back as far as the 1960s, with some early implementations to identify railroad
cars. Common barcodes began appearing on grocery store shelves in the early
1970s as the UPC code to automate the process of identifying grocery items.
Today, barcodes are just about everywhere and are used for identification
in almost all areas of business. When barcodes are implemented in business
processes, procedures can be automated to reduce human error and increase
productivity. Barcoding should be considered whenever there is a need to
accurately identify or track something.
Learn more about barcoding on the following pages:
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If additional information is available and should be included in any
of the FAQs provided, please contact
IDAutomation
and let us know. IDAutomation offers several barcode printing products including
Barcode Fonts,
ActiveX Barcode Control and
DLLs, Barcode Image
Generators, ASP Webserver
Component for IIS,
.NET Barcode Forms
Controls, ASP.NET
Server Controls and Java
Class Libraries, Applets and Servlets, as well as
Barcode Label Design and
Printing Software and
high-speed barcode printers
from Zebra, Intermec and DataMax.
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