• ghs.zip This format serves as a template for the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) specification. The zip file also includes a sample database and the two color pictograms.

• replacemonth.zip This format serves as a template for changing how the month appears in a date field. This format adds days to the system date to create an expiration date. The expiration date is then displayed with the name of the month in German.

• hourletter.zip This format converts the hour (00 through 23) to a letter (A through X).

• sscc0237.zip This format displays 2 industry standard bar codes; the SSCC-18 and the Content barcode. The Content barcode contains the AI of ’02’ (contents of 14-digits) and ’37’ (variable quantity of 1-to-8 digits). This example bar code also contains a ‘best-used-by’ date (AI of 15, 6-digits long) and a variable Batch/Lot number of 1 to 20 characters (AI of 10). Because there are two variable length AI’s used, they must be separated by a &FCN1 character.

• mod9dr.zip Code 39 barcode with MOD9DR check digit.

• 1date.zip This label format computes a “Good Until” date and finds the date of Monday in the week that the “Good Until” date appears.

• char2numb.zip This label format uses a sub-string calculation to convert characters into numbers.

• numb2char.zip This label format generates text to match the numbers that are entered by the operator.

• isbn.zip This label format contains an ISBN/EAN barcode.

• Canada.zip This label format computes a special 1-2-1 top-weighted check digit for Canadian customers.

• mod11x.zip This format contains a custom check digit for Code 39 that uses a weighted multiplier.

• ingredients.zip An ingredients label that follows FDA (Food and Drug Administration) guidelines.

• shifts.zip This label format displays a 1, 2 or 3 depending on which shift the label is printed during.

• addmonth.zip This label format calculates dates by adding months, not days.

• sato_hri.zip Formats to be used for Sato “e” series printers. The formats contain either UPC or EAN barcodes that demonstrate the customization of human readable interpretation.

• IncEvery3WithMinMax.zip This format has two incrementing numbers. One will increment 1-3 and then start back at one. The other will only increment every third label. 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 3-1, etc. EASYLABEL 5 or higher is required for this format.

• EASYLABEL Active X Example (Simple) – This simple VB.NET example shows how to select, populate, preview, set a print quantity and print a label format.  It includes commented code, an example label format and an ActiveX programming guide for Easylabel.
  

• EASYLABEL Active X .NET Example Files – VB.NET and C# versions of the Active X example projects that demonstrate the functionality of EASYLABEL‘s Active X. Both VB.NET and C# examples are included in this one download.

• EASYLABEL Active X Example Files – Sample Active X files for use with EASYLABEL 5.5 or higher.  These examples are in Visual Basic 6 .  These examples WILL NOT work with previous EASYLABEL versions.

• EASYLABEL Active X Example Files – Sample Active X files for use with EASYLABEL 32 version 3.4.2.154 or higher and EASYLABEL 4. These examples are in Visual Basic 6 .

• EASYLABEL ‘Electronics’ Active X Project – Adding label formats or database fields do not require modifications to the project’s code.  This is the data connectivity example that uses ADO to print labels using data from the supplied Access database.  For use with EASYLABEL 32 version 3.4.2.154 or higher.

• EASYLABEL API Example Files (31 Kb) – The API files (labelapi.dll and labelc.dll) required to run legacy programs written to the EASYLABEL API with EASYLABEL 32 Full, EASYLABEL 4 Platinum and EASYLABEL 5 Platinum. Please note that these files are provided for LEGACY PURPOSES ONLY and are NOT SUPPORTED. Customers are STRONGLY urged to use EASYLABEL‘s Active X interface. Sample API and C libraries are also included. Examples are in Visual Basic 4.0 and C. Files cannot be compiled using a 32-bit version of Visual Basic or C.

• EASYLABEL OCX files – These are the EASYLABEL OCX files. Do NOT download or install these files unless update preview does not work under EASYLABEL 4.3.0.360 or you are having compatibility problems after installing EASYLABEL 5.5 with a project that was complied and worked well with an earlier version of EASYLABEL and you do not have access to the source code to recompile the project using the EASYLABEL 5.5 OCX objects.

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