Category Archive: Aspose.BarCode Product Family

We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.BarCode for .NET 6.4.0. For this release the QR code recognition feature has been improved. As usual, it’s fast, accurate and easy to use, works in 32 bit & 64 bit environments. In sum, the QR recognition engine, utilizes image recognition in a whole new way in that it gets better and better at cognition results as we process more and more images. This new release offers fast and accurate reading of QR … Continue Reading

Good news for our barcode community, we have released the new build of Aspose.BarCode for Java 6.0.0. This new release addresses the performance, time and memory consumption issues, and brings overdue updates to resolve issues reported in the Aspose forums. Also, some advanced new features are added. These features allow developers to let their end users be more self-sufficient.

Decode Code16K Symbology

There are many different types of barcodes, often referred to as barcode symbologies. From this release, the Aspose.BarCode … Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.BarCode for .NET 6.3.0. The most common use for barcode recognition is quick and reliable document identification and indexing. This new release offers fast and accurate reading of supported barcodes like DataMatrix, Code128 and Code39 codes.

Two fixes are made to recognize Code39 correctly from PDF file format. The same was the case with Code128 codes in TIFF format. We can now recognize accurate barcode values from their source files. Another improvement … Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.BarCode for .NET 6.2.0. With this release, developers will notice improvements to the overall stability and quality of the Aspose.BarCode API in their Silverlight projects. This new release also increases the QR code character encoding limits. It can now generate and recognize QR codes with 4,296 symbols correctly.

With recent fixes and improvements, recognition and generation techniques are now healthier than in previous releases. Two fixes are made to recognize PDF417 code … Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.BarCode for SSRS 6.2.0. In this release, we have fixed a few internal errors. These errors were impacting the barcode control preview mode inside the Visual Studio development for reporting services.

This new release also enhances QR code character encoding limits. The Aspose.BarCode API now generates QR codes with 4,296 symbols correctly. This release also includes the most recent internal improvements.

To view a complete list of new features, fixes and enhancements … Continue Reading

Aspose.BarCode for SSRS 6.1.0 has been released. We are pleased to announce that this release support dual signing with SHA-1 and SHA-256. There is no GUI change. The appearance of Interleaved2of5 symbology is now better because there are no addition lines around the code.

This new release has been upgraded in order to render the barcode within the image control. There are now fewer chances of error or a red cross image instead of the barocde image. This release also … Continue Reading

Aspose.BarCode for .NET 6.1.0 has been released. We are pleased to share with everyone that this new release is quite a plus for WPF application projects because barcode recognition has been added. Previously, there was no way to read barcodes in WPF projects. You can find the details of this feature in the following help topic: Recognizing Barcode in WPF Project. With this release, we have also shipped a separate Aspose.BarCode library for .NET Compact Framework 3.5.

Combining Generation and

Today we’re very pleased to announce the release of  Aspose.BarCode for Java 5.8.0. This version sees the barcode detection rate with dark or severely noised  images improved. You can also generate a barcode of Code16K symbology.

We have defined a few more rules regarding AustralianPosteParcel symbology. The API will throw an exception message when generating AustralianPosteParcel barcode with incorrect code text. If the code text is incorrect in recognition, a Code128 will be returned. Similarly, from now onward the BarCodeReader… Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.BarCode for .NET 6.0.0. This release focuses more on decoding techniques to improve recognition quality and performance. Our barcode library for the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework has also been improved with appropriate error messages and enhanced reliability.

With this new version, you can also get barcode recognition quality in percent. The BarCodeReader.GetRecognitionQuality method allows you to do that. You can find the details of this feature in the following help topic: Get … Continue Reading