USPS
If you want to insert a USPS barcode in a template, then you need to insert a barcode element, where you select this as the barcode type:
The parameters are:
(The headers are links to the common description).
The data, that you want to put into the barcode.
Here you can enter a text constant for the data, that you want to use for the barcode in the result view in the designer.
The width of the lines of the barcode. According to the specifications you should keep this within the range: 15-25. This is rounded to up to a whole number of dots in the selected output resolution (DPI). For the mime types, ZPL and Direct protocol the resolution/DPI is set on the printer and for PCL/PDF output the resolution is set on the template element in the template.
Enable this to display the data of the barcode also a human readable text.
Text placement
This has only effect, if the Display text option above is enabled. The possible values are:
BOTTOM: Display the text below the barcode.
TOP: Display the text above the barcode.
How InterFormNG2 should react, if the data used cannot be converted into the barcode e.g. because of unsupported characters.
Notice: Help Center Transition Update
As of January 13, 2025, we are excited to announce that our new Help Center is in the final stages of development. While the Knowledge Base is already accessible, our current JIRA system will continue to manage support tickets during this transition period. For assistance with InterForm Output Management Software, please refer to the Support for InterForm Output Management Software.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to enhance your support experience. If you have any questions or encounter any issues, please do not hesitate to reach out via the existing support channels.
Best regards,
The InterForm Support Team
Related Articles
Release log
This is the list of the InterFormNG2 releases and the major new features in each release: Version 3.5.1 Version 3.5.0 Important: InterFormNG2 now runs on Java 17. So you need to install Java 17 on Linux and the IBM i platform, if you want to ...