SARASOTA, FL, June 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) The BarCode News, dedicated to providing current news, resources, tools, and advice for anything bar code related, is providing a free tool for visitors. The online Bar Code Label Creation Tool allows individuals to generate multiple sheets of customized bar code labels that can be printed on standard Avery labels.
"Our goal at The Bar Code News is to provide news, information and resources to assist with the implementation and adoption of bar code technology," says Craig Aberle, Publisher. "This new feature of printing mass quantities of bar code labels at one time, and offering the ability to increment them as well, is new to the Internet and will facilitate bar code label printing for thousands of people. It is simply a natural extension of our mission to help promote barcoding."
In addition to automatically being provided in a PDF format, the labels are instantly emailed for ease of use.
Barcode.com also offers an online generator for standard 1D bar codes, as well as an online QR code generator, both provided free of charge for website visitors.
For additional information please visit www.Barcode.com or Pointofsale.com.
The Bar Code News Announces Launch of Bar Code Label Creation Tool, Free and Online
Unique new online tool at BarCode.com allows businesses and individuals to create customizable, printable sheets of bar code labels, for free, that fit on standard Avery label stock.
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[Press-News.org] The Bar Code News Announces Launch of Bar Code Label Creation Tool, Free and OnlineUnique new online tool at BarCode.com allows businesses and individuals to create customizable, printable sheets of bar code labels, for free, that fit on standard Avery label stock.