• Create RM4SCC barcode in ASP.NET Web Forms through drag-and-drop
• Support RM4SCC barcode creation in Internet Information Service (IIS)
• Completely run in C#.NET, VB.NET 2.0/3.0/4.0
• Provide 100% C#.NET and VB.NET sample code
• Easy to draw & print high-quality RM4SCC barcodes into GIF, BMP, PNG, JPEG, TIFF
• Easily display on all major web browers: Internet Explorer, FireFox, Chrome, Safari
• Royalty-free purchased developer license

RM4SCC Encodable Characters in ASP.NET Generator

• 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
• Uppercase letter: A-Z

How to Drag & Drop RM4SCC Control to ASP.NET Project

1. 1.
   Copy "barcode.aspx" and " barcode.aspx.cs" to the target folder
2. 2.
   Right-click in "Toolbox" and select "Choose Items..."
3. 3.
   Click "Browse..." to locate and select "KeepAutomation.Barcode.Web.dll"
4. 4.
   Drag and drop "BarCodeControl" from Visual Studio Toolbox into the web form and a RM4SCC barcode is created
5. 5.
   Change barcode symbology to "RM4SCC" and customize its properties in the "Properties" panel

How to Generate RM4SCC in C# or VB.NET Programming

using KeepAutomation.Barcode.Bean;

BarCode rm4scc = new BarCode();
rm4scc.Symbology = KeepAutomation.Barcode.Symbology.RM4SCC; 
rm4scc.CodeToEncode = "RM4SCC";  
rm4scc.X = 2;
rm4scc.generateBarcodeToImageFile("C://rm4scc-csharp.png"); 

Dim rm4scc As KeepAutomation.Barcode.Bean.BarCode = New KeepAutomation.Barcode.Bean.BarCode

rm4scc.Symbology = KeepAutomation.Barcode.Symbology.RM4SCC
rm4scc.CodeToEncode = "RM4SCC"
rm4scc.X = 2
rm4scc.ImageFormat = System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Gif()
rm4scc.generateBarcodeToImageFile("C://rm4scc-vb-net.gif") 

1. 1.
   Unzip the trial package, copy "barcode" folder and its contents to your IIS, and create a new virtual directory "barcode"
2. 2.
   Restart IIS, and navigate to "http://localhost/barcode/barcode.aspx?code-to-encode=RM4SCC&symbology=35"
3. 3.
   Now an RM4SCC is generated, you can change barcode properties in the url above, view http parameters here
4. 4.
   To add the created barcode images in html or aspx pages, insert the following image tag into your web pages. <img src="http://localhost/barcode/barcode.aspx?code-to-encode=RM4SCC&symbology=35"/>