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BarCodeWiz Barcode ActiveX Control
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What Is BarCodeWiz ActiveX
Installation
Upgrading from Previous Version
Quick Start
Overview
Using in MS Access
Using in MS Excel
Using in MS Word
Using in MS Word - Mail Merge
Using in MS Visual Basic
Using in MS Visual C++
Bar Code Types (Symbologies)
Overview
Code 39 and Code 39 Extended
Code 128 A, B, C, and Auto
UCC / EAN 128
Interleaved 2 of 5
Standard 2 of 5
Code 93
Code 11
Codabar
UPC A
UPC E
EAN 13
EAN 8
PostNet
RoyalMail
Reference
Properties
AutoSize
BackColor
BackStyle
Barcode
BarcodeHeight
BarcodeTextFont
BarcodeTextPosition
BearerBars
Border
BottomText
BottomTextAlign
BottomTextFont
ForeColor
NarrowBarWidth
OptionalCheckChar
Orientation
Picture
QuietZone
ScaleMode
StretchBarcodeText
Symbology
TopText
TopTextAlign
TopTextFont
WideToNarrowRatio
Methods
CopyToClipboard
CopyToClipboardAsWMF
SaveAs
ShowProperties
Verify
Events
Click
DblClick
MouseDown
MouseMove
MouseUp
License
BarCodeWiz ActiveX License
Support
Using in MS Visual C++
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This example illustrates how to use BarCodeWiz ActiveX Control in Microsoft Visual C++.

In order to insert BarCodeWiz ActiveX into your project, right-click inside your dialog and select Insert ActiveX Control.
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Select the appropriate class (BarcodeWiz Class) and click OK
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Once BarCodeWiz ActiveX is inserted, click Ctrl+W to invoke the ClassWizard.
Let's create a new Member Variable for the control. Click on Add Variable....
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Click OK to generate a new wrapper class for BarCodeWiz ActiveX.
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Click OK to generate the necessary classes.
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Add a new member variable. Let's name it m_Wiz.
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Using m_Wiz is as simple as shown in the example below.
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See our Visual C++ sample application for a complete example of BarCodeWiz Barcode ActiveX Control in action.

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