C# Planet Generator Library SDK Integration & Developer Guide

Generate barcode Planet images in Visual C# .NET with complete sample C# source code

• Generate, create Planet in Visual C# .NET applications
• Easy to install & integrate barcode Planet generation library SDK into C# developments
• Generate over 30 linear, 2d barcode images in C#.NET including C# QR Code, C# OneCode, C# POSTNET, C# Data Matrix, C# PDF-417, C# Code 128
• Generate Planet images in C# class
• Create barcode Planet in C# ASP.NET web application
• Print Planet barcode in C# Windows Form software
• Draw Planet in SQL Server Reporting Service (SSRS) & Crystal Reports for .NET projects
• Easy to encode Planet images to jpeg, gif, png, tiff, bitmap files in C# program

Planet, also known as USPS PLANET Barcode, USPS Confirm Service Barcode, is a linear barcode symbology adopted by United States Postal Service for tracking purpose when mail is processed on automated mail processing equipment.

C# PLANET Generator is one of the functions in OnBarcode's Barcode for .NET Generation Controls, which supports generating & printing PLANET and 20+ other linear & 2D bar codes for C# applications.

OnBarcode C# Barcode Generator makes it easy to generate, create PLANET and other linear & 2d barcodes in Microsoft Word. Here are some detailed tutorials for C# PLANET generation and data encoding, size & image setting.

• Samples for PLANET Data Encoding using C#
• Samples for PLANET Size Setting using C#
• Samples for PLANET Image Setting using C#

Generating PLANET barcode in C# class example:

	Linear barcode = new Linear();
	
	// PLANET Barcode Basic Settings
	barcode.Type = BarcodeType.PLANET;
	
	/*
	   PLANET Valid data char set:
	            0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 (Digits)
	
	   PLANET Valid data length: 11 or 13 digits only, excluding the last checksum digit
	*/
	barcode.Data = "01234567890";
	
	// PLANET Short bar vs high bar ratio
	barcode.ShortTallRatio = 0.4f;
	
	// Barcode Size Related Settings
	barcode.UOM = UnitOfMeasure.PIXEL;
	barcode.X = 1;
	barcode.Y = 80;
	barcode.LeftMargin = 0;
	barcode.RightMargin = 0;
	barcode.TopMargin = 0;
	barcode.BottomMargin = 0;
	barcode.Resolution = 96;
	barcode.Rotate = Rotate.Rotate0;
	
	// Barcode Text Settings
	barcode.ShowText = true;
	barcode.TextFont = new Font("Arial", 9f, FontStyle.Regular);
	barcode.TextMargin = 6;
	
	// Image format setting
	barcode.Format = ImageFormat.Gif;
	
	barcode.drawBarcode(@"c:\planet.gif");

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