ASP.NET Barcode Reader supports barcode types as follows: Interleaved 2 of 5, ITF-14, ISBN,
ISSN, MSI Plessey, POSTNET, PLANET, Codabar, Code-11,
ASP.NET Code-39 Generator, Code-93,
ASP.NET Code-128 Generator,
ASP.NET Data Matrix Generator,
ASP.NET QR-Code Generator,
ASP.NET PDF-417 Generator,
ASP.NET GS1-128 Generator,
ASP.NET EAN-8 barcode Generator,
ASP.NET EAN-13 barcode Generator,
ASP.NET UPC-A barcode Generator,
ASP.NET UPC-E barcode Generator, Code 2 of 5, Identcode, Leitcode, Code-99, EAN-Velocity, FedEx Ground 96, HIBC LIC 128, HIBC LIC 39,USPS Intelligent Mail Barcode (Onecode), RM4SCC, GS1 Databar, QR-Code, PDF-417, Data Matrix, Australia Post 4-state Barcode, Code 32, Danish Postal 39.
A left brace in
ASP.NET Barcode Reader begins the body of every barcode definition. A corresponding right brace must end each barcode definition. Notice that ASP.NET barcode readers are indented. This indentation is one of the spacing conventions mentioned earlier. We define each ASP.NET barcode reader convention as a Good Programming Practice. Whenever you type an opening ASP.NET barcode reader, in your program, immediately type the closing right brace, and then reposition of ASP.NET barcode reader the cursor between the braces to begin typing the barcode.
ASP.NET Barcode Reader helps prevent errors due to missing barcodes. Indent the entire barcode of each class definition one "level" of indentation between the left brace and the right brace in ASP.NET barcode reader that define the barcode of the class. This ASP.NET barcode reader emphasizes the structure of the barcode definition. This ASP.NET barcode reader helps make the barcode definition easier to read. Set a convention in ASP.NET barcode reader for the indent size you prefer, and then uniformly apply that convention in ASP.NET barcode reader.