The 128 code needs to be updated, is it possible? I will send two versions, the first is the original from the documents and the second is the one you generate, is it possible to update the 128 code so that it looks like the original? I’m looking for a site or developer who can reproduce this code using this data 212-65S-297934410601.
Anyone who can generate and give me a site where I can generate similar sites, I will pay $200
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Please take a look at all Aspose.BarCode apps. You may need to explore, ISBN BarCode generator.
What we understand from your message is that you want to generate an ISBN barcode from the provided data (212-65S-297934410601).
I meant a kind of Code128
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I have already generated the code, but it is different, I have already tried all the generation services, I need someone who can create such code myself
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We have opened the following new ticket(s) in our internal issue tracking system and will deliver their fixes according to the terms mentioned in Free Support Policies.
Issue ID(s): BARCODEAPP-995
can I talk to the developer of bars, he will understand me, look now I will send 2 photos on the first will be the original code 128, and on the second will be generated on your site 128 code, there are differences, I need someone who can decode and make 2 identical barcode 128
the same here
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Your ticket is still under investigation, we’ll notify you in case of any update.
When will it be done?
I spent some time reviewing your Code128 barcode. It is a perfectly correct and readable barcode that encodes the string ‘21265S297934410601’ and can be recognized by a barcode reader.
The reason the barcode differs from the one generated by the Aspose generator is that your barcode was encoded suboptimal way.
Code128 has three encoding modes: Mode A, Mode B, and Mode C. Mode C is the most efficient for encoding long strings of digits. To start encoding in Mode C, the generator should begin with the ‘Start Code C’ symbol. However, the provided barcode starts with the ‘Start Code A’ symbol and then switches to Mode C using the ‘Code C’ symbol. So it uses one extra symbol.
If you need to create barcodes like this, you will need a generator that supports this specific encoding behavior.
Where can I find the encoding method I need? Can aspose.app add or update its barcode generation to the version I need?
We are looking into the possibility of adding or updating the barcode generation feature to meet your needs. You will be informed of any updates.
How long it can take ?
Where can I find the encoding method I need? Can aspose.app add or update its barcode generation to the version I need?
Unfortunately, we cannot intentionally introduce an error into our generator application to produce the version of the barcode you require. However, Aspose Barcode offers a variety of solutions, ranging from a .NET library (Download Barcode Recognition .NET Library | Aspose.BarCode) and a simple CLI application (Aspose.BarCode Generate Micro Application) to cloud-based solutions (REST Barcode Generator & Reader API (1D, 2D & Postal Barcodes)).
In your case, the easiest and fastest option might be to create a custom build of the CLI application that generates Code128 barcodes in the format you need. To proceed, you would need to purchase a license (https://purchase.aspose.com/).
Please provide more details about your requirements so I can recommend the most suitable licensing option and connect you with the appropriate sales representative.