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Create QR Code images using C# Windows Control Library Project Template

Windows Control Library Project Template

Provide multiple functionality integration besides QR Code generation functionality in custom control
Quick and easy to be downloaded, unzipped, and installed in Visual Studio 2005 or higher
Create Extended Control to print QR Code
Author Composite Control to Generate QR Code
Compatible with ISO / IEC 18004 (2nd edition 2006-09-01)
Flexible control properties to set by modifying default value

Project Template called Windows Control Library is provided to developers in Visual Studio. Windows Control Library is brought in by Microsoft to implement Control Customization.

Extended Control to print QR Code

If most of the functionality required in your task is already identical to .NET QR Code Generator Control, you can simply create your own control that prints QR Code by extending Onbarcode .NET QR Code Generator Control. The new control created by you is called Extended Control, and .NET QR Code Generator Control is the base control of the extended Control.

The Extended Control encapsulates the functionality of .NET QR Code Generator Control. You could make your own choice on whether to change the graphical user interface of the base control according to your task requirement. You can make your own user interface design and modification as your want.

The Extended Control retains the High Quality QR Code Generation from .NET QR Code Generator Control.

Composite Control to Generate QR Code

If you want to combine the functionality of multiple Windows Forms controls including .NET QR Code Generator into a single control, you'd better create a Composite Control by encapsulating the collection of controls.

The common container is known as user control while these controls with target functionality are called constituent controls.

The composite Control inherits the High Quality QR Code Generation from .NET QR Code Generator Control, while it could also inherit functionality from other existing controls shipped by Visual Studio or installed on .NET framework.

QR Code

QR Code background information

A QR code, which is short for Quick Response, is a particular matrix barcode developed by Toyota subsidiary Denso-Wave in 1994. The barcode includes black modules which are placed in a square pattern on a white background. Besides, it can be read by dedicated readers of QR and camera phones. Known as one of the most popular types of two-dimensional barcodes, the technology has been a great hit in Japan and South Korea, whereas, it has been a rather slower adoption of QR codes in the West.

License of QR Code

No license is required to use QR due to the clear definition. It has also been published as an ISO standard, which is a great thing. What's more, Denso Wave possesses the patent rights on QR codes, yet it has not officially chosen to exercise them. One thing to remember is that QR barcode itself is a trademark which has already been registered by Denso Wave Incorporated.

Variants the Barcode

A standard QR code refers to the code standard for applications which has the ability to deal with large scans. It can also include up to 7089 characters despite the fact that that much data can not be accepted by all the QR readers. At the same time, Micro QR code also belongs to the QR code standard for applications. The difference between the two is Micro QR code is smaller and is less able to handle large scans. As for Micro QR codes, there are different forms as well, the highest of which can hold 35 numeric characters.

Use as Artwork

QR codes have been used by the Italian artist Fabrice de Nola in oil paintings since 2006. We could also see QR codes in the artwork of the download-only single Integral by the British pop group Pet Shop Boys in 2007. In 2008, based on QR codes, the artist Simone O'Callaghan, who was born in Australia, developed a series of screenprinted scanning technologies by changing the codes to take on more organic and less complicated forms.