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Teacup Software has launched BarcodeMaker, designed to quickly create customized barcodes directly within Adobe InDesign. Fully compatible with InDesign CS and CS-2, BarcodeMaker is capable of creating 21 different barcodes, all easily tailored to fit individual needs. BarcodeMaker’s straightforward palette allows anyone working with barcodes, such as book publishers and package designers, to fully customize each individual barcode, doing such things as adding or removing text, controlling the font, and including or excluding a checksum digit. BarcodeMaker works in conjunction with Teacup’s PatternMaker, a free plug-in with powerful design capabilities.
BarcodeMaker features include:
21 customizable barcode patterns.
Highly versatile. Add numbers, change fonts and font size, control barcode height, and include or exclude checksum digits, all with a single simple, user-friendly palette.
Save time by using BarcodeMaker’s flexible features, all manipulated by a few clicks of a button.
Supports ISBN 10 and 13 barcodes.

Barcode patterns included with BarcodeMaker include: Barcode 39, 93, 2 of 5, 128 and UCC-EAN-128, EAN-13, EAN-2, EAN-5, EAN-8, ISBN, Interleaved 2 of 5 and ITF-14, FIM, KIX, MSI, Plessey, Postnet, Rationalized Codabar, RoyalMail, UPC-A,UPC-E, ISSN and ITF-14.


OS: PPC
Requirements: Mac OS X 10.2 or later, InDesign CS 1.0 or later.
Whats new:
BarcodeMaker's updated features include:
Dual numbering support for ISBN 13 barcodes. The human-readable ISBN-10 digits will appear directly above the ISBN-13 digits, allowing for a smooth transition to the ISBN-13 standard.
ISBN and UPC barcodes can now be marked as "strippable" or "non-strippable" to help expedite the processing of stripped cover returns in the trade paperback industry.
For book publishers, adding a price to a barcode is simple. BarcodeMaker can now append two or five digit suffixes to both ISBN and UPC barcodes. Two digit suffixes are also supported for ISBN and ISSN barcodes.
The ability to add "EAN" or "UPC" in front of ISBN or UPC barcodes for easy identification.
For EAN barcode users, a whitespace or a "quiet zone" which is identified by a ">" symbol can be inserted to the right of the barcode for optimal scanning recognition.
Two new barcode options are available with BarcodeMaker, ISSN (International Standard Serial Number), an eight-digit number to identify periodical publications including electronic serials, and ITF-14, most often seen in the shipping industry.

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