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Verify
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This method verifies that the current bar code is valid.

Syntax

BarCodeWiz1.Verify ([ByVal barcode As String]) As Boolean

By supplying the optional barcode value, you may check whether a bar code is valid without changing the bar code value of the component.

Dim bResult As Boolean  
BarCodeWiz1.Symbology = Code_39 'Change the bar code type to Code 39  
BarCodeWiz1.Barcode = "1234ABC"  
bResult = BarCodeWiz1.Verify '"1234ABC" is a valid Code 39 bar code (bResult = True)  
 
'This line checks for validity of the bar code string  
' without setting the value of BarCodeWiz1.Barcode  
bResult = BarCodeWiz1.Verify("1234abc") '"1234abc" is not a valid Code 39 bar code  
 
 

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