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By John Bascoe at Tue 26 May 03:41
Hi, thank you for Barby. I tried the previous version, but I wasn’t able to find out if there is a method to write the actual numbers of the Barcode into the image as well? Like in this example:
http://i.d.com.com/i/dl/media/dlimage/14/18/92/141892_large.jpeg
That is definitely something I would like to request in order to use Barby. It’s necessary to later identify the code just by looking at the image.
Thank you! John