on 10-14-2013 5:16 PM
Hi
I am trying to create a dynamic (calculated) 2D barcode on a very small label, using Adobe LiveCycle Designer.
I have specified a Paper Forms Barcode, with Data Matrix symbology, with a unit width of 0.0133in. There will be a maximum of 14 ASCII characters in this barcode, derived from an XML datsource. The problem is that I cannot shrink this design element down to the approximate size of the generated barcode - there is a lot of white space around the barcode, and I cannot move the barcode outside the limits of the form to compensate.
Is printing such a small barcode on a very small form even possible in Adobe LiveCycle Designer? The final label may be around 0.5 inch wide by 0.25 inch high, and this is the off the shelf solution provided for printing from SAP Manufacturing Execution.
Thanks
Stuart
Hi Stuart,
I am working on generating a Datamatrix barcode using SAP Adobe Forms. I have 35 different fields that need to be captured in the Barcode.
I am concatenating all the values as follows.
[)><RS><06><GS>POL<GS>001<GS><GS><GS>SS-TH4BM4BM4-13<GS>HOSE<GS>Hose (VC Model)<GS>0000001141<GS><GS><GS><GS><GS><GS><GS><GS>000100000182<GS>0001<GS><GS><GS><GS><GS>1030<GS>EA<GS><GS>ABBTT<GS>3000001142<GS><GS>10.000<GS><GS><GS><GS><GS><GS><RS><EOT>
When I generate the form, it is generating the Datamatrix barcode, but when it is scanned it also displays the <RS> and <GS> tags.
But when I check with the functional guy, he says that he should see the information as
[)><06>POL001SS-TH4BM4BM4-13HOSEHose (VC Model)000000114100010000018200011030EAABBTT300000114210.000
I understand, I am not concatenating the information correctly, can you please let me know how should I do it? If you can send me a sample driver, it will be useful.
Thanks
Anand D
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Dear Stuart,
Transaction se73 will show the list of all the bar codes in the system when u will click on a bar code a window will pop up showing all the specifications of the bar code i.e height , width etc. This will allow you to see all the available standard barcodes. You can even create a custom bar code there.
Though I am not sure if these custom barcodes can be imported in ADLC.
Hope this helps you.
Cheers!!!
Umang 🙂
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