How to Make Code 39 Barcodes in Crystal Reports

Did you know that SAP Crystal Reports comes with Azalea Code 39 barcode fonts and capability built right in? It's true!

We've also got custom functions for making every flavor of barcode in your report. Check out the Code 39 functions here.

Building Code 128 Barcodes in Crystal Reports

It shouldn't be rocket science! We've simplified things with quick and easy custom functions to make Code 128 and GS1-128 barcodes right inside your reports.

Azalea Is an Excellent Name, We Agree

Our software is also hypoallergenic and fragrance-free! Find super absorbent, all natural barcode software at azalea.com.

How to Put Barcodes on Existing Packaging

If your product already has packaging, how do you add a barcode to it? Over-label!

Barcodes and Data Entry

Data entry is the worst. Know what makes it better? Barcodes.

All About ISBN Barcodes

What does ISBN stand for? Where do you get an ISBN? How do you turn an ISBN number into an ISBN13 barcode? You have ISBN questions and we have ISBN answers!

Barcode Glossary & FAQ

What does ISBN stand for? What does 'symbology' mean? What on earth is an Application Identifier? What you need is a barcode glossary. We just so happen to have one for you! Everything from AIs to ZIP code barcodes, you'll find it in the Big Barcode FAQ.

Barcodes Don't Have to Be Boring!

Barcodes have rules that must be followed to be quickly scannable, every time.

But once you create accurate bars and spaces, there's plenty of room for creativity.

Learn the right way to make a scannable barcode, then let your imagination run wild.

How to Make UPC and EAN Barcodes in Excel

When you need to make UPC or EAN barcodes by the hundreds or thousands it doesn't make sense to create them one at a time! Azalea's UPC & EAN macros for Excel make batch-barcoding a breeze.

All About UPCs

How do you get UPC barcodes for your products? What's a 'company prefix'? Can you make up your own UPC numbers? You have so many questions, and we have so many answers!

Interleaved Two of Five Barcodes: What Are They?

What is an Interleaved 2 of 5 barcode? What does 'interleaved' mean? What's an 'ITF-14'? Do we have the answers for you!

What Exactly is a Code 39 Barcode?

What is it used for? How do you make one? Find all the answers in the Code 39 FAQ.

Let's Talk About Code 128 Barcodes

What are they? What data goes in them? What is a "GS1-128" barcode? Are there specs and standards?

Find all the answers in the Code 128 FAQ!

Printing Better Barcodes

Printed barcodes only need to do one thing: scan correctly. Find out what you need to do to print accurate, scannable barcodes.

What's the Best Way to Share Barcodes?

In a PDF! When you need to share barcodes with a client, customer or coworker, save them to a high-quality PDF document.

Why Are Barcode Fonts Better Than Barcode Images?

Why not barcode graphics? Find out why barcode fonts are so quick and easy.

How to Size Barcodes

Making scannable barcodes that fit into your label, template or package design is critical. Barcodes that are too small or too large may be unreadable for scanners. Find out how to create barcodes that are just right!

What Exactly Is the Deal With Barcodes and 666?

This is a perennial favorite of ours here at Azalea. Is it true? False? Somewhere in between? We did the research so you don't have to!

Did you know you can make Interleaved 2 of 5 (ITF) barcodes in Excel?

Whether you need to create standard I 2 of 5 or ITF-14 barcodes, we've got the macros to get you barcoding!

Code 128 & GS1-128 Barcodes in Excel Spreadsheets

Today's the day you get those Code 128 and GS1-128 barcodes DONE! We have the Excel macros you need to finally finish that barcoding project.

How to Make Code 39 Barcodes in Excel

Need to create Code 39 barcodes by tens, hundreds, or thousands in your Excel spreadsheet?

Our C39Tools for Windows comes with free macros to quickly get you batch-barcoding Code 39s right in your Excel project.

Flashback to the Birth of Retail Barcodes

"Something was on the horizon in 1973 that would revolutionize the grocery shopping experience."

The Raleigh News & Observer has a look back to the 1970s, when barcodes on retail products were still just a twinkle in IBM's eye.



~ The News & Observer