Barcode Document Compatible with Crop Print (Windows)

To use the Crop Print function, create a barcode document and save it as a PDF file.

Make sure the final barcode PDF meets the following requirements:

Barcode Conditions for Product Labels

Item	Condition
Total barcode number	Between 1-99 barcodes
Barcode type	Use only barcodes compatible with the Crop Print feature.
Barcode position	Make sure barcodes are not tilted or on an angle. They must be parallel with the top and bottom of each page. There are two ways to arrange bar codes: one that prioritizes the vertical direction, and the other that prioritizes the horizontal direction. In vertical direction priority, barcodes start in the top left corner and run down the column to the bottom, continuing at the top of the next column to the right. In horizontal direction priority, barcodes start in the top left corner and run down the row to the right, continuing at the left end of the next row.

Item

Condition

Total barcode number

Between 1-99 barcodes

Barcode type

Use only barcodes compatible with the Crop Print feature.

Barcode position

Make sure barcodes are not tilted or on an angle. They must be parallel with the top and bottom of each page.

There are two ways to arrange bar codes: one that prioritizes the vertical direction, and the other that prioritizes the horizontal direction.

In vertical direction priority, barcodes start in the top left corner and run down the column to the bottom, continuing at the top of the next column to the right.
In horizontal direction priority, barcodes start in the top left corner and run down the row to the right, continuing at the left end of the next row.

Barcode Layout for Product Labels

Correct Barcode Layout	Incorrect Barcode Layout
	(not aligned along the top margin)

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