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Hi Lucinda,
in several projects I used barcode fonts created by will software very successfull
http://www.will-software.com/infos/barsoft.htm
http://www.will-software.com/infos/barc_39.htm
(Sorry website is German only, so prices are listed here: http://www.will-software.com/bestell.htm#barcode)
You don't need any other tools. Only type your Code 39 *345345* and assign a paragraph oder character format uses Code39-20 Font. I often use FM variables an put them on master page.
If you wanna have graphics there's a peace of software to create images too.
Hope this helps
Markus
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Well, as long as we're responding to a 4 year old question, anyone needing Code 3 of 9 for Frame also needs to know if it's the
original Code39,
Code 39 mod 43,
"Full ASCII Code 39", or
is constrained by ANSI MH 10.8 M-1983, MIL-STD-1189 (obs.), or
ANSI/AIM BC1/1995, Uniform Symbology Specification - Code 39.
I've used a 1993 Code3of9.ttf to mimic the company's serial number plate laser etching. It does require some tinkering with spread and stretch for a perfect match. I usually convert it to outlines in Illustrator, and import as vector EPS, to avoid font flash in PDF readers.
When generating sample barcodes in documents, one needs to resist the temptation to indulge in stealth tech writer humor. Thanks to smartphones, pretty much anyone can accurately decipher most barcodes these days.