ByteScout Barcode Suite – C# – Fit barcode into size with barcode sdk

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ByteScout Barcode Suite – C# – Fit barcode into size with barcode sdk

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fit barcode into size with barcode sdk in C# using ByteScout Barcode Suite

How to apply ByteScout Barcode Suite for fit barcode into size with barcode sdk in C#

This page explains the steps and algorithm of implementing fit barcode into size with barcode sdk and how to make it work in your application. ByteScout Barcode Suite helps with fit barcode into size with barcode sdk in C#. ByteScout Barcode Suite is the bundle that privides 3 SDK products to generate barcodes (Barcode SDK), read barcodes (Barcode Reaer SDK) and read and write spreadsheets (Spreadsheet SDK).

If you want to quickly learn then these fast application programming interfaces of ByteScout Barcode Suite for C# plus the guideline and the C# code below will help you quickly learn fit barcode into size with barcode sdk. Follow the steps-by-step instructions from the scratch to work and copy and paste code for C# into your editor. Further improvement of the code will make it more robust.

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Program.cs

      using System.Diagnostics;
using Bytescout.BarCode;

namespace FitInto
{
	class Program
	{
		static void Main(string[] args)
		{
			// Create new barcode
			Barcode barcode = new Barcode();

			// Set symbology
			barcode.Symbology = SymbologyType.Code39;
			// Set value
			barcode.Value = "Sample";

			// Specify barcode size by bounds to fit into.
			// You can use any measure units.
			barcode.FitInto(5, 3, UnitOfMeasure.Inch);

			// Save barcode to image
			barcode.SaveImage("result.png");

			// Show image in default image viewer
			Process.Start("result.png");
		}
	}
}