If you don't need high volume printing or specialized thermal transfer labels, you can download this free Code39 font and use it to print barcode labels right on your own ink jet or laser printer.

Download this font (Code39.ttf)

Please review the instructions below after you have downloaded the Code39.ttf

You can use the font in Microsoft Word/Excel to print out your product lists on your own lables.  You can get white, clear, or even specialty lables at your local office supply.

We also supply companies with a Rent/Buy inventory/asset scanning system ->  BCT 

Code39 Bar Code Font Installation:

1)  After you have downloaded the Code39.ttf file, click on START, then SETTINGS in Windows.

2)  Click on CONTROL PANEL, then double click on the FONTS icon

3)  Click FILE, then INSTALL NEW FONT, the browse and find the Code39.ttf file

4)  That's it.  Next, review the RULES for using the Code39 font:

RULES: 

a)  You MUST use a * (asterisk) character BEFORE and AFTER each number.  Example:  *1234568*

b)  You MUST use CAPS or Numbers ONLY

c)  The font is free but is not warranted, not guaranteed, and not to be sold, as it is "freeware"

Frequently Asked Questions:

What kind of printer do I use?    Any printer with 300dpi or better, ink jet, laser, it doesn't matter

Does it require special labels?    No, print on any paper, label, transparency, anything your printer will accept

How do I use it in Excel?   Simply click on the column heading, click on format, click on cells, click on font and choose.

Must I use the * character?  Yes, if you want the code to scan.  You can do tricky formulas in the Excel to add the *

Are there UPC or other fonts available?   Yes, but you will need to buy a software package or bar code printer.

For any related questions regarding barcode, or equipment, please contact us:   Sales department