Create Bar code of type Code 39 Full ascii in C#

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Dears,
How to create bar code of type code 39 Full ascii in windows form application,
i can create Code 128, Code 39 and code 39 ex but i need a class that create code 39 Full ascii??!!
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Posted 8-Oct-13 2:39am

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Marc Gabrie 8-Oct-13 15:09pm

What do you mean by "code 39 ex"? If "ex" stands for "Extended" then you already are able to encode full ASCII code 39 as "Extended" is another name for "full ASCII" code 39 symbols.

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2013-10-08T03:46:00

You're not so much into thorough research, or are you?
Here's the link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code39#Full_ASCII_Code_39[^]

And here is the explanation on how to use the information you'll find on that page.

Click on the link I provided above.
Read the short paragraph above that nice table. Just to make sure read it again and for good meausre read it a third time.
Now have a good long look at the table.
Pay special attention to the column named Encoding.
You already know Code 39 as you stated in your question so you're almost done now.
Look up the ASCII character you want to encode in Code 39 Full ASCII and take note of the two characters in column Encoding.
Now encode the each of the two characters from column Encoding with the plain Code 39, the one you already know.
Done! You can now encode in Code 39 Full ASCII, congratulations.

Best,

— Manfred