Re: anyone remember the Cauzon barcode system?

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Jeff,

I think what you want is "Softstrip" which was developed by Cauzin
Systems (Waterbury, Connecticut) and introduced around 1985.
Softstrip was the first two-dimension barcode symbology, and it can
encode around 600 characters per square inch.

This information comes from Punched Cards to Bar Codes, by Benjamin
Nelson.
http://www.makebarcode.com/info/books.html

Best Regards,

Bob Lounsbury
The Barcode Software Center
www.makebarcode.com
800-229-5794

jeffj (AT) panix (DOT) com (Jeff Jonas) wrote in message news:<bdbroa$k8h$1 (AT) panix5 (DOT) panix.com>...

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Does anyone know the correct spelling of the high-density barcode system
that was intended to allow source code or binaries to be printed in magazines?
I thought it was "Cauzon" but I find nothing on the web about that.

It was like a barcode but used teeney squares: 8-10 high,
and as wide as the page.

-- Jeffrey Jonas
jeffj@panix(dot)com
The original Dr. JCL and Mr .hide

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Re: anyone remember the Cauzon barcode system? - 06-25-2003 , 05:15 PM