MSI Plessey Barcode Fonts 1.0

MSI Plessey Barcode Fonts, also referred to as MSI Code or Pulse Width Modulated Barcodes, have been used mainly in libraries as well as with retail applications. TrueType, OpenType, PostScript and PCL fonts are included in the MSI Plessey Barcode Fonts Package.<br /><br />The MSI Plessey barcode was designed in the 1970s by the Plessey Company in England and has been used primarily in libraries and retail applications. The symbology of the MSI Code character set consists of barcode symbols representing the numbers 0-9, the start character and the stop character. In the MSI font, the parentheses are used for start and stop characters.<br /><br />Printing MSI fonts as a barcode may be difficult without implementation of IDAutomation's Font Tools, due to the required check digit calculation. If an easier-to-use barcode font is preferred and MSI Code is not required, consider IDAutomation's Codabar Barcode Font which does not require check digit characters.<br /><br />IDAutomation also provides many barcode components that may be easier to implement in applications and development environments due to their ability to automatically calculate checksums and format the barcode.<br /><br />Here are some key features of "MSI Plessey Barcode Fonts":<br /><br />?*A* MSI Plessey Barcode Fonts allows you to easily generate and print MSI Code barcodes as a font.<br />?*A* Contains eight (8) different MSI font versions in six (6) formats.<br />?*A* TrueType, PostScript, OpenType and PCL laserjet soft fonts are included.<br />?*A* Compatible with Microsoft?*A* Windows?*A*, Macintosh, Unix, Linux and others.<br />?*A* Font tools, macros & plug-ins are provided for easy integration.<br /><br />Limitations:<br /><br />?*A* An intermittent "DEMO" watermark will appear at the top of the barcode, which may cause scanner read errors.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
Keyword:	Applications,  Barcode,  Character,  Check,  Digit,  Easily,  Fonts,  Generate,  Idautomation,  Libraries,  Opentype,  Plessey,  Postscript,  Required,  Retail,  Start,  Truetype
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