Afew of my clients do it that way and it works pretty well. As an example: one of my clients sells fabric products in a plastic bag with just a sticker slammed on. They ordered one item that must have been put back in stock and it came in a new plastic bag with a sticker slammed on, like the original.
Finally you append that calculated character to the original barcode. Verily and thus (notwithstanding further ado or adieux), you end up with a value of "123456789L" I know it seems kind of squirrelly, but the start character is not fixed and determines the interpretation of the bar. What I thought was strange when I was learning about Wecurrently only allow registration for the US and Canada. To register your product in Canada, click here. We do not support further international product registrations at this time. All of your questions about our product registration are compiled and answered in our product registration FAQs. Find the answers you need today. . 449 69 236 332 438 1 4 80