Overview When set to TRUE the toolkit will search for EAN-8 type barcodes. Type: BOOL Default value: TRUE
Overview When set to TRUE the toolkit will search for UPC-A type barcodes. UPC-A barcodes are a subset of EAN-13. For example, the UPC-A barcode “016000336100” is the same as the EAN-13 barcode “0016000336100”. In fact, UPC-A barcodes are the sub-set of EAN-13 barcodes that start with a 0. The ReadEAN13 property controls whether any
Overview When set to TRUE the toolkit will search for UPC-E type barcodes. A UPC-E barcode is actually an EAN-13/UPC-A barcode that has had certain digits removed to create an 8 digit number. Only certain EAN-13/UPC-A barcodes can go through this process. For example, the UPC-A barcode “023456000073” can be suppressed to the UPC-E value “02345673”
Overview When True the toolkit will only report numeric barcodes. Note that this the same as setting the Pattern property to the value “^[0-9]+$”. Type: BOOL Default value: FALSE
Overview When set to TRUE the toolkit will search for patch code barcodes. Type: BOOL Default value: FALSE
Overview When set to TRUE the toolkit will search for PDF-417 barcodes. Type: BOOL Default value: FALSE
Overview When set to TRUE the toolkit will search for DataMatrix (ECC 200) barcodes. Type: BOOL Default value: FALSE
Overview ScanDirection is a mask that controls the directions in which the barcode reader will look for barcodes in an image, and is built from the following values: 1 = Left to Right 2 = Top to Bottom 4 = Right To Left 8 = Bottom to Top For example, a value of 5
Overview When set to TRUE the OCX will include the barcode check digit in the returned string. Note: This property only applies to barcode types with built in check digits (e.g Code 128). Type: BOOL Default value: FALSE
Overview SkewTolerance controls the maximum angle from the horizontal or vertical at which a barcode will be recognised by the toolkit. The table below shows the possible values for this property along with the approximate maximum angles: 0 = up to 5 degrees 1 = 13 degrees 2 = 21 degrees 3 = 29 degrees