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Address Book, address format, Codabar, Codabar Library, Code 128-A

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Glossary A Address Book You can save addresses, or other pieces of information that you commonly use so that you can easily access them. address format The address format determines which Outlook data fields will be printed on your label and how those fields will be formated. C Codabar Codabar is commonly used to represent mathematical and financial figures because it can contain the digits 0 through 9, plus (+) and minus (-) signs, as well as decimal points. This code can also contain punctuation characters, including the forward slash (/), dollar sign ($), and colon (:). Codabar Library DYMO Label software includes two special versions of Codabar that are used to barcode books. One version calculates the checksum from left to right (L>R). The other version calculates the checksum from right to left (R>L). Code 128-A Code 128-A can represent numbers and uppercase letters, as well as control characters. Code 128-Auto Code 128-Auto uses a combination of Code 128-A, B, and C. DYMO Label software analyzes the data and then uses whichever combination of codes yields the most compact barcode, switching from one code to another in the middle of the barcode, if necessary. Code 128-B Code 128-B can represent numbers, upper- and lowercase letters, and punctuation characters. Code 128-C Code 128-C yields very compact numeric-only barcodes. This code requires numeric information only and an even number of digits. 109

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Glossary
A
Address Book
You can save addresses, or other pieces of information that you commonly use so
that you can easily access them.
address format
The address format determines which Outlook data fields will be printed on your
label and how those fields will be formated.
C
Codabar
Codabar is commonly used to represent mathematical and financial figures because
it can contain the digits 0 through 9, plus (+) and minus (-) signs, as well as
decimal points. This code can also contain punctuation characters, including the
forward slash (/), dollar sign ($), and colon (:).
Codabar Library
DYMO Label software includes two special versions of Codabar that are used to
barcode books. One version calculates the checksum from left to right (L>R). The
other version calculates the checksum from right to left (R>L).
Code 128-A
Code 128-A can represent numbers and uppercase letters, as well as control
characters.
Code 128-Auto
Code 128-Auto uses a combination of Code 128-A, B, and C. DYMO Label
software analyzes the data and then uses whichever combination of codes yields
the most compact barcode, switching from one code to another in the middle of
the barcode, if necessary.
Code 128-B
Code 128-B can represent numbers, upper- and lowercase letters, and punctuation
characters.
Code 128-C
Code 128-C yields very compact numeric-only barcodes. This code requires
numeric information only and an even number of digits.
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