Overview When set to TRUE the toolkit will search for micro-PDF-417 barcodes. Type: BOOL Default value: FALSE
Overview When set to TRUE the toolkit will search for Code 128 barcodes of symbol set C, without the normal start and stop characters. The barcode type for these barcodes is set to “SHORTCODE128”. Type: BOOL Default value: FALSE
Overview ShortCode128MinLength defines the smallest length for a barcode string, including checksum characters. Type: SHORT Default value: 2
Overview Include the start and stop characters when returning the value of a codabar barcode. Type: BOOL Default value: TRUE
Overview SkewLineJump works in a similar way to the LineJump property, but only effects the phase of the scanning process concerned with searching for skewed barcodes. It can be useful to set the 2 properties to different values for reasons of performance. Type: SHORT Default value: 9
Overview Use the Code 128 detection algorithm as used in earlier versions of the toolkit (pre version 7.3.1). Type: BOOL Default value: FALSE
Overview Use a memory cache for run-length information derived from an image. Type: BOOL Default value: TRUE
Overview When WeightLongerBarcodes is TRUE the barcode reader will weight the counts used with the PrefOccurrence and MinOccurrence properties according to the length and type of the barcode in question. Barcode types using built in checksums are favoured above barcode types with no checksum. Type: BOOL Default value: TRUE
Syntax mtCreateBarcodeInstance() Return Value Handle to an instance of the barcode toolkit (dll only). Remarks Create an instance of the barcode toolkit and return a handle that may be used with other functions in the win32 dll interface. Please note that this function is not applicable to other interfaces for the toolkit. This function only
Syntax mtDestroyBarcodeInstance(hBarcode) Parameters hBarcode Handle to an instance of the barcode toolkit. Return Value 1/True on success and 0/False on failure. Remarks DestroyBarcodeInstance destroys an instance of the barcode toolkit and releases any resources used by the toolkit. This function only exists in the dll interface to the SDK. Example: Dim hBarcode As System.IntPtr hBarcode =