Overview
Winsoft Barcode for Firemonkey is the third party component to give barcode support on FMX platform.
Winsoft Barcode for Firemonkey is based on Zint, an open-source barcode encoding library.
Versions Supported: Delphi/C++ Builder XE2 – XE10.4.
Platforms: Windows, MacOS, iOS and Android;
Component encodes data into any of the following:
Australia Post barcode, Aztec Code, Aztec…
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