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Installation - how to install Barcode generator.

use a low power microscope or magnifier to measure the printed bars width.

you can use positive bar width adjustment to make the bars thicker, if needed.

you can keep a record of BWR numbers you used for a specific press, ink and substrate, so you don’t have to re–test it for every job.

Here are some side notes that might be helpful: The bars became much thinner and that’s exactly what the bar width adjustment does. You can do this on the Appearance panel of our Barcode software, there is a special Bar width adjustment field there: This means you need to make all the bars 0.01 mm narrower in order to compensate the press gain. Say you printed a barcode, measured the bar and found out that the printed bar is 0.01 mm wider than the reference one. The difference is what you need to compensate. Then measure the width of the printed bar and compare it with the reference with in the source file. Start with no width adjustment and make a test print with the ink and paper you are going to use. Measuring the BarsĪlthough some shops and printers provide the bar reduction width, the best way to get the right number is to measure it yourself. In order to avoid the scanning problems, you might need to compensate the ink spread by making the bars a little narrower, so they come to the normal thickness after printing and ink spreading. It also depends on ink, the substrate, the condition of the press, the room temperature and much more.

This is more common for traditional printing press, rather than office printers, but it is not just about printers. Ink spread, or “dot gain” or “press gain” may increase the width of the bars of the barcode and make it more difficult to scan. Say if you draw with a marker pen on a very soft paper the ink will most likely spread and the line will become wider - the same might happen when you print, just not at that extent. Bar Width Reduction (or BWR) is adjusting the barcode bars thickness to compensate for ink spread when printing.