Zebra is not only one of the global leaders in the manufacture of label printers but also offers the ideal software package for the design of your labels, to enable you to take full advantage of the full potential of your printer.

 
No complicated programming

All the printers are controlled by Zebra's specially developed programming language ZPLII. This ensures compatibility of the whole product range. There is no need to learn or embed this programming language in your applications, however, as this task is done by the BarOne software. You can design and print your labels using your usual Windows software. Even complicated label designs with barcodes, graphics or other variables can be produced easily.

Importing data from other applications

You can import data from all applications that have an ODBC drive. BarOne works with 16 and 32-bit applications, eg Microsoft Access or Excel. Data can also be imported from units with a RS232 serial interface, eg scanners or weighing units.

Direct access to customer-specific applications

BarOne also has a solution for users who want to work with data from an existing company-specific application which cannot however be modified for this purpose. The latest version includes JetForm Corporation's JetForm Central Forms Management Program, with which data from other applications can be used directly for label production. This is a distinct advantage for users of ERP systems, eg SAP R/3, BAAN or JD Edwards.

BarOne: software for all purposes

With BarOne, even beginners with no programming experience can design professional, sophisticated labels without any special training. We can send you a test version free of charge if you wish.

BarOne  Platinum		Licensed for 5 users with all design and printing functions as well as support for up to 9 printers per user.
BarOne  ProPlus		Licensed for one workstation with all design and printing functions for one printer.
BarOne  ProPlus		Enables an individual user to select a label that has already been designed, to display it, to enter variable data and then print it.