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Anyone can explain what's wrong? Here is some portion of the router log: Sun, 08/22/2004 22:45:13 - 6234479 IPsec:call ipsecdoi_initiate Sun, 08/22/2004 22:45:13 - 6234479 IPsec:New State index:0, sno:4 Sun, 08/22/2004 22:45:13 - 6234479 IPsec:Initiating Main Mode Sun, 08/22/2004 22:45:13 -...

Hi all, We have a dedicated web server running far way from our office (ISP co-location). Our office is set up with Windows 2003 server and a couple of machines. Since the web server runs completely separately we have to user terminal service to go on to the web server to do the backup and ftp...

You may get a barcode font from www.morovia.com/font/. Then design your label in Word, Excel or Access.

Hi all, We have a dedictaed web server running on the public domain. We want to use VPN to dial into our office LAN which is currently behind a Microsoft wireless router. The current router seems not supporting VPN so we decided to replace it with LInksys WRT54G which claims the VPN support...

There is a good article about PCL font downloading - sample font is also included: http://www.barcodeschool.com/font/support/pcl.asp

Or you can find a lot of more information here: www.barcodeschool.com

Code 39 is fixed-pitch. Try use a quality code 39 font. www.morovia.com/font/

Sorry, the url should be http://www.morovia.com/font/pdf417.asp

You can not create these characters in barcode. If you use other symbology such as Code128 you can. Take a look at www.morovia.com/font/.

If you are looking for barcode fonts, take a look at www.morovia.com/font A lot of fonts there.

Using a quality font is better than ActiveX. Take a look at www.morovia.com for more information.

Here you can get a list of AIs: http://www.morovia.net/education/symbology/ean-ucc-128.asp

In Morovia Code39 fonts you can use = to get the space. Having barcode pattern to spaces could bring many problems, and most of barcode font vendors choose other symbols in the place of space. http://www.morovia.com/font/

You may take a look at: http://morovia.com/education/symbology/ean-ucc-128.asp FNC1 indicates it is an UCC/EAN128. Mod103 is required to ensure data security. Mod 10 is required by USPS to ensure that package id is correct.

You may consider using a PDF417 font to do the work - very simple with a PDF417 encoder. Take a look at http://www.morovia.com/font/paf417.asp

An article explaining the UPC-E check digit algorithm can be found here: http://www.morovia.com/education/symbology/upc-e.asp You can also find the source code in C, VB and other languages in the support area: http://support.morovia.com/

Use a Code 128 font is the best solution. Take a look at http://www.morovia.com/font/code128.asp

Yes you can encode function keys/control characters using Extended Code 39 or Code 128. Note that not all barcode utilities support special character input. Morovia Code 39 and 128 Font products have this feature. For more information visit here: http://www.morovia.com/font/code128.asp...

why you not creat the barcode by yourslef? Take a look at http://www.morovia.com/label/, only $29! You may edit the bmp bit by bit using photoshop.

You may take a look at this article: http://www.morovia.com/supportforum/forum_posts.asp?TID=53&PN=1&TPN=1