Print labels using your existing IBM i database without programming.

• Simply tell Barcode400 what file you want to use, then start designing your label.
• As you design the label, simply select the database field you want to use from a list and tell it where you want the data to print on your label, and how you want it to look. You can print the data field as a bar code, text string or even a graphic. Rotation, reverse image, and enlarged characters can be used to make the label look exactly the way you want.
• Once the label is designed, it is immediately ready for printing; prompt screens are automatically generated allowing you to randomly access and print labels from your IBM i database file. Or, if you wish, batch mode can be used to automatically read the file and print labels...without programming!
• The Graphical User Interface (GUI) and IBM i work together using the Client/server Paradigm. The label format along with all of its components are located on the IBM i.