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Print secure barcode tickets with copy protection

Printing secure tickets or badges, which cannot be forged or copied, has never been easier and cheaper! Just use the TicketCreator Barcode edition to create and print tickets with a unique barcode on each ticket.

Example of a ticket number in Code 2 of 5TicketCreator prints on each ticket a unique 10-digit number as a barcode, which is checked at the entrance with the software BarcodeChecker and a simple barcode scanner (USB or PS/2, starting at € 50,-/ $ 60,-/ £ 45,-), a webcam or an Android phone. As each barcode can only be used once to enter, copied or forged tickets are rejected and your revenues are protected. By default, the tickets are labeled with random numbers with 10digits, which serve as copy protection. However, you can also use serial numbers or import other numbers from a CSV or text file (only numbers smaller than 2.000.000.000).
 

Print secure barcode tickets on your regular printerAnd the best thing: There are no additional costs! Printing secure barcode tickets does not causes any additional costs for special paper with watermarks, holograms, fluorescent fibers, UV inks or alike. Just use your normal printer and regular paper.
 

Print barcode tickets as PDFs and send them by emailYou can also print barcode tickets as PDFs and send them by email with your regular email program. This requires the free Bullzip PDF printer and a MAPI-capable email program (e.g. Outlook, Thunderbird, or Windows Live Mail).
 

Download the Free download TicketCreator trial version and see for yourself. The setup includes TicketCreator to print barcode tickets and BarcodeChecker to check them.

 

Using barcodes as copy protection has many advantages:


 

Checking tickets with barcodes

To check tickets with barcodes at the entrance you need only a simple PC, laptop or netbook, the BarcodeChecker software and a simple barcode scanner, webcam or Android phone.

 

Click here for more details on how to scan barcode tickets.

 

Badges with barcodes for admission control

Print name badges with barcodes for admission controlYou can use TicketCreator also to print name tags with barcodes, e.g. as access control for a convention. Just set up a venue with serial numbers and create an event in it.

Then print badges, invitations, etc. with or without names and check them at the entrance with a cheap barcode scanner and the BarcodeChecker software. This allows you to install a very economical admission control system and makes sure that only authorized participants can enter the venue.

Show step-by-step instructions.

1.) Start the TicketCreator software and create the venue/room for the event. You can skip this point for events that have only tickets with serial numbers.

2.) Create an event in the venue and check the option 'Barcodes'. It is important that you activate the 'reservation line' in the ticket layout so that names can be printed on the tickets.

3.) Print tickets with names. You have three options:

a.) Reserve tickets first, then print them.

b.) Check the option 'Print names' when printing single tickets.

c.) Register tickets after printing. This way you can log the attendance, however, the name is not printed on the ticket.

4.) Export the BarcodeChecker file of the event from TicketCreator and copy the BarcodeChecker file to the PC that is used to check tickets at the entrance.

5.) Start the BarcodeChecker software on the control PC and open the BarcodeChecker file of the event. The BarcodeChecker software is installed with TicketCreator. If it is not installed on the control PC yet, you have to install it.

6.) Connect the scanner.

7.) Now you can control the barcodes on the tickets.

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Registering tickets to names (Attendance list)

You can register barcode tickets to names and log the presence/attendance of the card holders at your event (with time of entry/exit). The name of the card holder can be printed on the ticket and can also be shown when the ticket is scanned at the door. More.

 

TicketCreator Barcode Edition

To print tickets with barcodes you need the TicketCreator Barcode edition. However, you can test this feature in the trial version and all TicketCreator editions and later upgrade for the price difference to the Barcode edition. An upgrade does not require a new installation and you can continue to use all files.

 

Technical details

The barcodes are printed in Code 2 of 5 interleaved or Code 3 of 9 format, which are read by all common barcode scanners. The ticket number is also printed in readable digits on the ticket, which you can enter and check by hand if the barcode is damaged or unreadable. To check your scanner you can print and scan this test page Barcode scanner test page.

By default, the tickets are labeled with random numbers with 10digits (incl. check digit), which serve as copy protection. For these randomly generated ticket numbers, the probability that a forger guesses a valid ticket number for an event with 1000 tickets is less than 0.0000012.

However, you can also use serial numbers or other numbers with up to 9 digits from a CSV file (comma separated values, e.g. from Excel) or text file.

The barcodes for the individual tickets are already generated when the event is created, i.e. before printing. Therefore, you can already export the BarcodeChecker file and check tickets while tickets are still printed at the door.

Print barcode tickets Print barcode tickets The BarcodeChecker software is only available for Windows (Windows XP, NT, Vista, Windows 7) and Android. Windows Mobile and iOS are not supported.

 

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