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DrawBarcode1D(Barcode1DWriterType,String,Single,Single,Single,Single,Byte,Byte,Byte) | Draws a required 1D barcode onto the currently selected page of the loaded PDF document according to your preference.
This method uses the RGB color space for defining the barcode's desired color. The coordinates and the dimensions of the specified barcode need to be set in the current units with respect to the currently located origin defined in the PDF document, related to the actual page, where the barcode is to be drawn. You can use the GetMeasurementUnit method to determine the currently defined units and you can use the SetMeasurementUnit method to reset the units according to your preference. |
DrawBarcode1D(Barcode1DWriterType,String,Single,Single,Single,Single,Byte,Byte,Byte,Byte) | Draws a required 1D barcode onto the currently selected page of the loaded PDF document according to your preference.
This method uses the CMYK color space for defining the barcode's desired color. The coordinates and the dimensions of the specified barcode need to be set in the current units with respect to the currently located origin defined in the PDF document, related to the actual page, where the barcode is to be drawn. You can use the GetMeasurementUnit method to determine the currently defined units and you can use the SetMeasurementUnit method to reset the units according to your preference. |
DrawBarcode1D(Barcode1DWriterType,String,Single,Single,Single,Single,Color) | Draws a required 1D barcode onto the currently selected page of the loaded PDF document according to your preference.
This method uses the RGB color space internally when manipulating with the barcode's color you have specified. The coordinates and the dimensions of the specified barcode need to be set in the current units with respect to the currently located origin defined in the PDF document, related to the actual page, where the barcode is to be drawn. You can use the GetMeasurementUnit method to determine the currently defined units and you can use the SetMeasurementUnit method to reset the units according to your preference. |