Fix Value Source
 Source: Source tab opens up options like Fix Value where you can manually enter the label's text as per your need. User can give a fix value to the label or your record.
Fix Value Text: You can give any name to your fix value source.
FIG 2. LABEL PROPERTIES
On deciding the fix value of the label it will appear in the blank space as shown in the below figure.
FIG 3. BARCODE DESIGNER
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Database Field
Once you have selected your Data source then you need to go to database to choose the fix value text in the database to make it appear in the blank space as you will see in the steps seen below.
FIG 4. BARCODE DESIGNER
You can select Database field and select any field value from the drop down list.
Field Name: Database field lets you choose from the drop down list to select the source you want to set in the bar code.
FIG 5. LABEL PROPERTIES
Once you select your particular database field it will appear in the figure seen below.
FIG 6. BARCODE DESIGNER
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Visual Basic Script
 Visual Basic Script is a general purpose scripting language and in this case used for barcode design. This is an advanced method for scripting language through which you can add value to your barcode design.
FIG 7. VISUAL BASIC SCRIPT
FIG 8. VISUAL BASIC SCRIPT
On clicking for the script as shown in the window above the figure seen below will appear.
Field List: Field list as shown below shows you three options like Add or Delete any field name you want to use in Visual basic script to add to barcode design. You can also click on View option opening up the field name under the heading of "Field Current Value" like "Script Editor" seen below.
You can then Save, Cancel or Execute the written script in the space given below.
FIG 9. VISUAL BASIC SCRIPT
User Define Prompt
User defined script is added to the label to provide additional data or information manually given by the user. It is primarily in use at the time of of printing or print preview. User define prompt gives you certain in built functions for easy access to certain aspects of barcode design.
FIG 10. BARCODE DESIGNER
Once you right click on the label the following seen window will open where the user will select the option of "User Define Prompt"
It will open the button of "Setup Prompt" which the user will click for the next step.
The window will also carry a optional tick you can choose to use in the form of "Convert value to words" which converts your text to words on the printed label.
FIG 11. USER DEFINED SCRIPT
Once you click on "Setup Prompt" the following seen window will open up.
FIG 12. SETUP PROMPT
Prompt Input Type is divided into three types for whatever input user may require in the barcode design
 Text
Text variety of the Prompt Input Type will open the figure seen below.
FIG 13. SETUP PROMPT
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Numeric
Numeric Variety of the Prompt Input Type will open up the figure seen below.
User can also manually enter the "Decimal Length" by clicking in the space given.
FIG 14. SETUP PROMPT
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Date Time
Date Time Variety of the Prompt Input Type will open up the figure seen below.
FIG 15. SETUP PROMPT
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"Prompt for every Label" optional tick means if you tick here then the title & message will appear for every label.
FIG 16. SETUP PROMPT
Inline Script:
Inline Script is used in the barcode design for a much simpler way of modifying details in barcode design where the items from field list can be selected to add to barcode design. It is a simple design format and has limited field items to choose from to which you can add your calculations.
FIG 17. BARCODE DESIGNER
On going to properties the following window will appear.
FIG 18. BARCODE DESIGNER
On following the window of Inline script it will appear in the barcode design below than Visual basic script. For example:- MRP is shown equal to 900 and we add the inline script shown in Fig. 18 the added inline script is visible in the figure below.
FIG 19. BARCODE DESIGN
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