.NET and COM DLLs, as well as a UFL for integration in Crystal Reports,  to convert code 128 are now available free for all paid license levels (for anyone wishing to incorporate the Code 128 font in their own application.)

The DLLs, separately, are available for 39.95 USD for anyone that is using the free commercial or freeware licensing model. I hope at this low cost I can save you some work.

For Free or Freeware license users, if you would like to purchase the DLL seperately, please click Add To Cart below. Anyone that is distributing a font with their shareware or commercial application needs a paid font use license and this DLL is provided to them for free upon licensing. In that case you do not need to purchase it separately.

For the .NET DLL, a sample project is available in Visual Basic 2008. For the COM DLL, a sample project is available in Visual Basic 6.

All tools are Unicode standard, allowing use with multiple character sets and languages.

Crystal Reports users please read this: The sample UFL is 32 bit only and recommended only for 32 bit systems. A new function is being offered for Crystal Reports Versions 11 and above that embeds all the code in a Crystal Reports formula without the need of a separate UFL to be installed. The trial for that formula will only create a static barcode, as there is no way to create a demo without releasing the formula itself. Purchases of the Crystal Reports UFL will also include the embedded native Crystal Reports code for more modern versions of Crystal Reports.

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(The trial DLLs add "SAM" watermarks to barcodes.)

Download Trial	Code 128 DLL (COM)	$39.95
Download Trial	Crystal Reports Code 128 32 Bit UFL & Native Formula	$69.96
Download Trial	Code 128 DLL (.NET)	$39.95

Developer Notes:

Well, there isn't much out there that's going to make your life easier than this. If you need code 128 in your project, whether it be COM, .NET, or Crystal Reports, you need these DLLs! Why rewrite the wheel? Based on the same source code as my desktop converter, these DLLs will instantly bring Code 128 to your application. Best of all, it's free with a paid registration to use the code 128 font commercially. You can't get much better than that!