Free barcode library 1.3 software for mac

MSIE Library is a AppleScript library for Microsoft Internet Explorer, and it provides some "commands" to extend its dictionarys power.
Its a bridge between JavaScript and AppleScript and gives to the AppleScripter/non-JavaScripter full control over the window object, all elements of forms and some of the typical features working with the browser, such as color, history, dialogs or navigation.
Includes extensive documentation & source code.
Enhancements:
- 60% faster than the previous version and provides 10 new "commands".

Flame Library is a REALbasic port of the "Flame" code written by Kyle Ellrott in 1998. It was completely rewritten and has a smarter algorithm than the original in order to speed it up.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

Barcode Blitz V2 - Code EAN 13 / ISBN 10 / ISBN 13 (OS X 10.4 or higher). The software is no longer in continuous development. It may work in your current environment but may cease to do so if you upgrade to a new operating system or computer.

BCE is a little app that I wrote in my spare time when I first got a barcode reader. Its designed to help with looking up informaton on books and other items with barcodes.

BCE supports the UPC-a, ISBN and Borders BINC barcode formats.

Scanning a barcode with an ASCII barcode scanner, or inputing the code data manually, brings up a little window with all the information obtainable from the barcode, and options for places online to look up information. BINC codes also present which store it was purchased from.

By default, Apertures library is confined to a single volume. Consequently, when that volume fills up, you cant add any more images to your library.
However, using a little Unix trickery, its possible to span the Aperture library across multiple volumes to extend your storage.

The Aperture Library Spanner is a simple app that will automatically span your library across multiple volumes. You can span your library to an additional internal or removable drive. Using the Spanner application is simple and full documentation is included. Apple doesn’t formally endorse spanning your library this way, and spanning to an external drive can create some hassles if you launch Aperture without having the drive mounted, but many users have been employing this technique without harm.

The Aperture Library Spanner is available for free, but please don’t distribute it.

ReportLab PDF Library is a package for high-quality dynamic personalized PDF documents in real-time & high volumes from any data sources. EPS and bitmap formats can also be created. Has many graphics libraries, e.g. business charts. Ideal for automated reporting needs.
Enhancements:
- Pythonpoint improvements contributed by Turgut Uyar and Tim Roberts.
- Para.py fix from doug@pennatus.com.
- Pdfgen image fixes.
- Spiderchart from Andy Robinson.
- Better distutils support with Dirk Datzerts assistance.
- Improvements for Asian fonts in paragraphs.
- Added _rl_accel._Ascii85Decode.
- Graphics and other bug fixes.
- More graphics widgets (shaded polygon, dotbox, slidebox).
- Aaron Watters advanced paragraph formatter and its parser.
- Alex Martellis improvements to pyRXP.
- Jerome Alets recording canvas.
- Additions to pythonpoint.
- New Flowable ParagraphAndImage.
- Speedups and fixes.
- Backgrounds for various charts. Dirk Datzert inspired these changes.
- TTF font improvements. Contributed by Marius Gedminas.
- Added multi-color single data barchart.
- renderPM now supports imageshape.
- renderPM synched with libart 2.3.10
- simple support for Acrobat forms in ReportLab documents.
- various improvements and bugfixes.