Aeromium Barcode Software

Commercial products are all stored inside organized databases to enhance the flow of transactions. Most products are recognized by the barcode, at least the computer does so. There are multiple types of code, and with the help of Aeromium Barcode Software you can easily create them yourselves, and save as pictures.

Before you can take the application for a spin it’s best to make sure your computer is fitted with .NET Framework, because the program doesn’t work otherwise. However, there’s a high chance it’s already there since it comes in the default feature package on modern Windows iterations.

All you get to work with is found in a compact, minimalistic interface which poses no accommodation problems whatsoever. A preview area shows the barcode you create with given parameters, while the rest of the space is fitted with different fields, drop-down menus, and other options to configure the new barcode.

There is a staggering number of different barcode types. Unfortunately, the application can only handle two of them, namely l2of5, and Code39. What’s more, both of them can only process numerical characters, which means a great deal of attention is required when punching in the appropriate values.

Data goes inside the dedicated field, with additional options to check digits, and whether or not to show data as human readable text below the barcode. In case you choose to include readable text, there’s the possibility to set size from a drop-down menu.

Preview is generated at the press of a button. Before exporting, you can also specify image parameters like height and width in pixels. Output formats let you generate PNG, JPG, BMP, GIF, WMF, and EMF files. Sadly, there are no visual tweak options for the barcode, background, or text.

In conclusion, Aeromium Barcode Software is a straightforward application with which you can easily create barcodes of two types. However, it feels a little rough around the edges, with no visual customization options, or possibility to generate a series for multiple objects at a time, especially since it only works with numbers.