Download Barcode Writer in Pure Postscript 2008-03-08

Barcode Writer in Pure Postscript is, as the name clearly suggests, a barcode generator in level 2 PostScript. The actual barcode is created by the postscript interpreter, a printer or Ghostscript, according to the specifications that you can provide. For example, the program currently supports various formats such as Code 128, ISBN-13/10, MaxiCode, PDF417 and even KIX, which is provided by TNT Post used. For more information, we refer you to this Quick Guide and a web-based frontend is up this page to admire. Terry Burton recently released a new version of Barcode Writer in Pure Postscript with the version number 2008-03-08. The list of changes since the beginning of this year is as follows:

2008-03-08:
A bug in the treatment of the human readable text when using special text alignment with Code 128C was fixed.

2008-03-01:
A bug in the check-bars calculation for the RSS Limited symbology was fixed.

2008-02-25:
Bugs in the Reduced Space Symbologies were fixed.

2008-02-17:
Support for the Aztec Code 2D symbology was added.

2008-02-15:
Fixed some occurrences of a bad programming paradigm that could result in the incorrect generation of certain symbols when including multiple instances.

2008-01-25:
A bug in the generation of the pseudo-randomized padding characters for Data Matrix was corrected.

2008-01-19:
Fixed logic error that resulted in incorrect codeword lengths for modes 4, 5 and 6 in MaxiCode.

2008-01-15:
Support for the Data Matrix ECC200 2D symbology was added.

2008-01-02:
The PDF417 encoder was amended to opportunistically raise the error correction level if there is a better fit to the derived size of the matrix.

2008-01-01:
Support for the PDF417 2D symbology was added.[break]