The Best of NeXT Computers

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Bar-a-Coda

Bar-a-Coda was an easy-to-use application based on state-of-the-art BarCodeKit technology for creating bar codes. Bar codes, in either EPS or TIFF format, could be dragged and dropped into documents or accessed from any application via the NeXTStep Services menu. Users could choose from more than a dozen different bar code types, including Code 3-of-9. POSTNET and UPC.

Bar-a-Coda was great for adding ZIP codes on envelopes, UPC symbols on products, ISBN numbers on books and labeling just about anything. The Bar-a-Coda 2.0 featured a new user interface, Object Links, multiple documents, localization support and more.

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