Believe it or not, some of us love barcodes. Seek them out and scrutinize them. Make fun of the bad ones and ooh and ahh over the clever ones. (And yes, there is a difference.) If you know how fickle and impatient I can be, you can appreciate my ongoing fascination with bar codes. Nothing to be taken lightly.I own Azalea Software and we sell barcode software for Windows, the Mac, Linux, and other platforms that prints UPC barcodes, Code 128 barcodes, Interleaved 2 of 5 barcodes, Code 39 barcodes, and other types of bar codes. Azalea's barcode fonts print barcodes in applications like Excel, Crystal Reports, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, and all your other favorite applications.
Azalea Software's various barcode printing fonts are described in detail on this web site. Information is available in a number of languages. A good way to learn about bar codes is to read our bar code FAQ.
Who knew that there's a barcode blog for bar code nerds. Well there is, and we write it. Pretty irreverant if I may say so myself.
Maybe you're not interested in barcode fonts or bar code software. Well, how about barcode tattoos? How about artwork based on barcodes? This includes barcode graffiti, barcode t-shirts, and other items too.
And what intelligent discussion about barcodes doesn't come around to 666 and The Mark of the Beast sooner or later?
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