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<h1>Code-128/EAN-128</h1>

<p><b>Code-128 A</b>, <b>B</b> &amp; <b>C</b> are not really separate barcode types. A, B or C merely denotes the initial
character set used; you may switch to a different character set (for example, from A to C) in the middle
of the barcode at will, by inserting special characters into the barcode data. The special characters 
are Code-128 specific control characters, i.e., they have no UNICODE equivalents. 
In order to distinguish them from ASCII characters, in place of any such special character, we
adopt the convention of using the UNICODE (or ANSI Western) character having the code that is that of the special character
plus 128. For example, for the following Code-128 specific control characters,
<pre>
	SHIFT = 98
	CODE_C = 99
	CODE_B = 100
	CODE_A = 101
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we have to use the UNICODE (or ANSI Western) characters that have the following codes instead,
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	98 + 128 = 226 (or 0xE2 in hex) for SHIFT 
	99 + 128 = 227 (or 0xE3 in hex) for CODE_C
	100 + 128 = 228 (or 0xE4 in hex) for CODE_B
	101 + 128 = 229 (or 0xE5 in hex) for CODE_A
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The above discussion applies equally to <b>EAN-128 A</b>, <b>B</b> &amp; <b>C</b>.
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