Compare BarCodeWiz OnLabel vs. PDF4

With just one click, you can seamlessly integrate barcodes into Microsoft Office applications. Whether you need a single barcode, multiple labels, or mail merge documents, Microsoft Word allows for effortless creation with the provided add-in. In Excel, you can transform individual cells into barcodes or generate full sheets of labels directly using the same add-in, which also facilitates the creation of auto-incrementing barcodes. Furthermore, adding barcodes to your Access Reports is a straightforward process. You have the option to choose from 23 different barcode types, encompassing both linear (1D) and 2D formats. This functionality is compatible with all versions of MS Office, ranging from 2000 to 2016, and supports Windows operating systems from 2000 to Windows 10. You can also create barcodes using any program that supports TrueType Fonts. The add-in for Word makes it easy to generate single barcodes or entire pages of labels, while Excel allows for the creation of dynamic barcodes through formulas. Additionally, you can incorporate barcodes into Crystal Reports using the included User Function Library. All barcodes are generated as text, allowing for simple copying and pasting into any document or application that accepts text. This comprehensive solution ensures that barcode integration into your workflow is both efficient and versatile.

PDF4 serves as a comprehensive mobile toolkit for handling PDFs, allowing users to scan, edit, convert, and secure their documents directly on their devices. It offers an array of powerful editing capabilities, enabling modifications to text, images, and pages, along with merging, splitting, reordering, or rotating content. Additionally, it features advanced conversion options that allow the transformation of images or Office formats into PDF files and vice versa, such as converting PDF documents into Word, PowerPoint, or Excel formats. The application also incorporates Optical Character Recognition (OCR) for extracting searchable text, as well as providing options for password protection, annotations, and filling forms. Users can further enhance their workflow by compressing files, cropping pages, and adding metadata, watermarks, or barcodes. The software also includes automation features like job flows for batch processing, catering to users on desktop devices. Moreover, it offers extensive integrations such as browser extensions, connectors for Zapier and Power Automate, and add-ins for Microsoft Teams and Outlook, facilitating efficient PDF management across various platforms and enhancing collaborative efforts.