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1.6 KiB
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kBarcode
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General Information:
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Project Webpage: http://www.kbarcode.net
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Core Members: Stonki <support@stonki.de>
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Dom <domseichter@web.de>
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Mailinglist: kbarcode-users@lists.sourceforge.net
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IRC Channel: irc.openprojects.net #kbarcode
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Project Description:
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KBarcode is a barcode and label printing application for Linux and KDE 3. It can
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be used to print every thing from simple business cards up to complex
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labels with several barcodes (e.g. article descriptions). KBarcode
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comes with an easy to use WYSIWYG label designer, a setup wizard,
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batch import of labels (directly from the delivery note), thousands
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of predefined labels, database managment tools and translations
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in many languages. Even printing more than 10.000 labels in one go is
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no problem for KBarcode. Additionally it is a simply xbarcode
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replacement for the creation of barcodes. All major types of barcodes
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like EAN, UPC, CODE39, DataMatrix and ISBN are supported.
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It works of course on any platform supported by KDE and not only Linux!
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Languages:
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* English
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* German
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* Hungarian
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* Italian
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* Finish
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* French
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* Spanish
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* Swedish
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Requirements:
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* KDE 3.x
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* GnuBarcode (RunTime)
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* TBarcode(RunTime)
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* ImageMackick (RunTime)
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* Qt SQL Tools (optional)
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Germany, 05. June 2002
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(updated 31.10.2002)
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(updated 02.02.2003)
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(updated 22.10.2003)
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Compiling KBarcode from CVS:
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To compile KBarcode from CVS you have to use the following commands:
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make -f admin/Makefile.common
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./configure
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make
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su
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make install
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Be sure to use the first step which will create the configure script for you.
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