>>>>Luis:
>>>>
>>>>I'm working with VFP 5.0 and the documentation on FoxBarCode says it is compatible with 6.0 and onward.
>>>>
>>>>Is there anything out there that is compatible wityh 5.0?
>>>>
>>>>I want to print code 128 barcodes on a label printer.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>
>>>>Yossi
>>>>
>>>>>>Dear all,
>>>>>>I've a sales invoice screen where I can the barcode of my products to replace represent the product code.
>>>>>>Barcode is mainly all digit (up to 16 digit in length) and we frequently hit problems where the values shown on the screen has some numbers changed to characters, e.g. 8 becomes a B or zero becomes O and recently, 3 becomes 8 etc.
>>>>>>Have changed scanners and replace with new ones, still same issue.
>>>>>>My questions are,
>>>>>>1) in the field that accepts barcode values, will the font setting affect the barcode?
>>>>>>2) What could be the cause of the error in barcode scanned besides scanner issue?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The barcodes looks clear and shouldn't be a bar code printer problem.
>>>>>>Hope someone can assist.
>>>>>>YH
>>>>>
>>>>>Some fonts and / or barcode libraries are DEMOS and change some characters of the code.
>>>>>
>>>>>Try FoxBarcode class that is free
>>>>>
>>>>>-- FoxBarcode --
>>>>>http://vfpx.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=FoxBarcode
>>>
>>>With VFP5 you can use True Type fonts. See this article in PortalFox.com
>>>
>>>-- Bar codes on Visual FoxPro reports --
>>>http://www.portalfox.com/article.php?sid=2600
>>
>>Luis:
>>
>>Thanks for the advice. However, I thought of a different solution that is acceptable to my client. I will write the program in VPF9 that will read his VFP5 files, create an executable that he can execute from his desktop. Then I can use http://vfpx.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=FoxBarcode. What do you think?
>>
>>Yossi
>
>
>Yossi, If you write your application to VFP9, FoxBarcode is 100% compatible.
>
>Regards,

Great!! It worked.