Hi.

Many of those barcode fonts cannot be embedded, and I suspect that they may not be free to share... If this is the case you should not post them here.

As for you question, I wonder if any of the methods is generating an image in place of the barcode. This can be easily checked by trying to mark-select part of the barcode in the pdf. If you can partially select it, then it isn't an image...

Andreas.

Hi Andreas,

the barcodes are for free.

Just look at: 

https://www.barcodesinc.com/free-barcode-font/

or here:

https://www.zoll.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/DE/Links-fuer-Inhaltseiten/Fachthemen/Zoelle/Atlas/code_128.html?__blob=publicationFilehttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.zoll.de%2Fe0_downloads%2Fedifact_release_8_0_8_1%2Findex.html

I checked as you suggested. It´s not an image. It´s an embedded font.

Hi, Marco -

I tried two variations and was unsuccessful:

1. I tried an alternative Code 3 of 9 barcode TrueType font, thinking there may be something in the Code-39-25 barcode font that is causing the problem in PB. The alternative font showed similar symptoms.
2. I then tried enabling the application object property to imbed fonts when NativePDF is used. This was also not successful.

If you have not already done so, I suggest you open a free bug ticket about this issue. Include a simple, working test app, but I also suggest you include only the one .ttf file (CODE_39B.ttf) that defines the Code-39-25 font instead of the entire suite of 18 fonts (17 of which are not used/needed).

A note for future reference: In your question, I very much would've appreciated knowing which .ttf file contains the Code-39-25 font that you are using instead of having to locally install the three included CODE_39x.ttf font files to ferret this information out myself. When you ask for assistance, please make every reasonable effort to help us help you.

Best regards, John