ByteScout BarCode Generator SDK – VB.NET – Bookland Barcode

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ByteScout BarCode Generator SDK – VB.NET – Bookland Barcode

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bookland barcode in VB.NET using ByteScout Barcode SDK

Tutorial: how to do bookland barcode in VB.NET

Today we will explain the steps and algorithm of implementing bookland barcode and how to make it work in your application. ByteScout Barcode SDK helps with bookland barcode in VB.NET. ByteScout Barcode SDK is the robost library (Software Development Kit) that is designed for automatic generation of high-quality barcodes for printing, electronic documents and pdf. All popular barcode types are supported from Code 39 and Code 129 to QR Code, UPC, GS1, GS-128, Datamatrix, PDF417, Maxicode and many others. Provides support for full customization of fonts, colors, output and printing sizes. Special tools are included to verify output quality and printing quality. Can add generated barcode into new or existing documents, images and PDF.

This rich sample source code in VB.NET for ByteScout Barcode SDK includes the number of functions and options you should do calling the API to implement bookland barcode. In order to implement this functionality, you should copy and paste code below into your app using code editor. Then compile and run your application. You can use these VB.NET sample examples in one or many applications.

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Module1.vb

      Imports Bytescout.BarCode

Module Module1

    Sub Main()
        ' Create new barcode
        Dim barcode As New Barcode()

        ' Set symbology
        barcode.Symbology = SymbologyType.Bookland
        ' Set value
        barcode.Value = "123456789"

        ' Save barcode to image
        barcode.SaveImage("result.png")

        ' Show image in default image viewer
        Process.Start("result.png")
    End Sub

End Module