It lets them scan the barcode in any direction, not just up and down. Note the fields near the top in the Vendor and the Ship To boxes. Now you need to deploy to the server. Now, Create Font Mapping this allows you to add multiple fonts to a font mapping set. Here is an example of an 'after' of what your changes may look like in this file: I hate to admit it but you have to be very specific and precise with registering a font in the xml publisher responsibility menus. 
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This post is for standard 1-d barcodes. This replaces the xdo. Greg Partenach April 16, carolinabar-g39 9: Newer Post Older Post Home. After completing step Just change the entry to point to your font via the path and for the family attribute put in the name you see in Word when selecting the barcode font.
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I hate to admit it but you have to be very specific and precise with registering a font in the xml publisher cagolinabar-b39 menus. Subscribe To This Posts Atom. Then, using Microsoft Word, I highlight the fields that will be barcoded, as can be seen below. First, this will not cover how to develop a BI Publisher Template, that is a whole 'nother topic.
Editing this won't help you see fonts in Oracle Apps- you need to load the font to Apps to see your templates using it there. I did everything except for step This is also covered below.
That being said, no I have never used that font you mention.
The template is simple enough, but carollinabar-b39 need the server publisher engine to know the location of the font. If that is fine, move on to the server deplyment which is in the second half of the example. Fields are 'Font Name' and 'File'.
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That will be covered in another posting as well. Under the Bi Publisher client install directory you'll find a config directory and under there an 'xdo example.
File will browse your PC to locate the font file. NOTE that any time I reference this xdo. It is not in this list of predefined fonts that require no additional setup: Rename the file to xdo.
Greg Partenach - partench gmail. It works like a charm. Anonymous September 20, at 4: Hey Greg - Have you worked with Type 1 fonts? Anonymous August 19, at 4: For those that don't know, 2-d barcodes are the funky blurry looking square barcodes that UPS, Federal Express and some others use. I mention the xdo. If something is out of place, especially the font family names, it might not work and appear on the report output right out of apps.
Note you must have registered them properly to even be seen in Word. The templates are a nice idea. I am being asked to use an E13B. Open Word, and test your template.
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