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Composite bar codes Default (if not Key Type Range specified) Definition /Symbology name - - Required. /UPC-A /UPC-A-2 /UPC-A-5 /UPC-E /UPC-E-2 /UPC-E-5 /EAN-8 /EAN-8-2 /EAN-8-5 /EAN-13 /EAN-13-2 /EAN-13-5 /UCC-128 /RSS14 /RSS14Truncated /RSS14Stacked /RSS14Limited /RSS14Expanded /Units name /300ths /600ths /1200ths /600ths Optional. /Units is used in the calculations below. /Height (of the int linear component) Dependent on the Dependent on the Optional. module height range of the linear component. default module height of the linear component. Sets the Y dimension of the linear bar code. The data in a Postscript bar code sequence is represented within parentheses, for example: (0123456789). For Composite bar codes, the sequence uses the "pipe" character "|" to extend the sequence. For example, this is a UPC-A Composite example sequence: (12345678901|Lexmark) > barcodeshow • UPC-A data begins with "12345678901" • Followed by a "|" pipe character • Followed by the Composite data string: "Lexmark" • Followed by a the UPC-A symbology sequence • Followed by the Postscript barcodeshow operator. Composite bar codes 92

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Composite bar codes
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Composite bar codes
Key
Type
Range
Default (if not
specified)
Definition
/Symbology
name
—
—
Required.
/UPC-A
/UPC-A-2
/UPC-A-5
/UPC-E
/UPC-E-2
/UPC-E-5
/EAN-8
/EAN-8-2
/EAN-8-5
/EAN-13
/EAN-13-2
/EAN-13-5
/UCC-128
/RSS14
/RSS14Truncated
/RSS14Stacked
/RSS14Limited
/RSS14Expanded
/Units
name
/300ths
/600ths
/1200ths
/600ths
Optional.
/Units is used in the calculations below.
/Height (of the
linear component)
int
Dependent on the
module height
range of the linear
component.
Dependent on the
default module
height of the linear
component.
Optional.
Sets the Y dimension of the linear bar
code.
The data in a Postscript bar code sequence is represented within parentheses, for example: (0123456789).
For Composite bar codes, the sequence uses the “pipe” character “|” to extend the sequence.
For example, this is a UPC-A Composite example sequence:
(12345678901|Lexmark)
<< /Symbology /UPC-A >> barcodeshow
• UPC-A data begins with “12345678901”
• Followed by a “|” pipe character
• Followed by the Composite data string: “Lexmark”
• Followed by a the UPC-A symbology sequence
• Followed by the Postscript barcodeshow operator.