Teacup Software announced the immediate availability of BarcodeMaker 2D for InDesign CS3 and CS4 on Thursday. BarcodeMaker 2D lets users create 2D-style barcodes in Adobe InDesign.
The InDesign add-on can build Data Matrix, QR Code, Maxi Code, Aztec Code and PDF417, GS1 Databare Expanded and Stacked 2D barcodes, and supports importing barcode data from ODBC-compliant data sources.
BarcodeMaker 2D is priced at US$169 and is available at the Teacup Software Web site.
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Funny, $169 for a program that you have a free alternative to:
http://www.gnu.org/software/barcode/barcode.html
Granted, it is a command line tool, but nothing beats the price. 169 bucks for a GUI seem a bit excessive.
That only supports 1D barcodes. The price is excessive for those few people who know how to use a command line. For the rest of us, it’s a piece of commercial software that makes barcodes easy to use. It also integrates with InDesign, a big plus for those who are in InDesign every day.
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