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| [[File:code 93 wikipedia.png|thumb|right|"''WIKIPEDIA''" encoded in Code 93]]
| | If you have the desire to process settings instantaneously, loading files promptly, however, the body is logy plus torpid, what would we do? If you are a giant "switchboard" which is lack of efficient administration system plus efficient housekeeper, what would we do? If you have send the exact commands to your notice, but the body cannot perform properly, what would you do? Yes! We need a full-featured repair registry!<br><br>So one day my computer suddenly started being weird. I was thus frustrated, considering my files were lost, plus I cannot open the files which I required, and then, suddenly, everything stopped functioning!<br><br>The Windows registry is a system database of information. Windows plus additional software shop a great deal of settings and different information inside it, plus retrieve such information within the registry all the time. The registry is also a bottleneck inside which considering it's the heart of the running system, any problems with it may cause mistakes plus bring the operating program down.<br><br>It is usual which the imm32.dll error is caused because of a mis-deletion activity. If you cannot find the imm32.dll anywhere on the computer, there is no question which it should be mis-deleted whenever uninstalling programs or alternative unneeded files. Hence, we can straight deal it from additional programs or download it from a safe web and then put it on the computer.<br><br>Besides, in the event you can get a [http://bestregistrycleanerfix.com/tune-up-utilities tuneup utilities] which will work for you effectively and promptly, then why not? There is one such system, RegCure that is extremely good plus complete. It has features which other cleaners do not have. It is the most recommended registry cleaner today.<br><br>Let's begin with the negative sides initially. The initial price of the product is pretty cheap. However, it only comes with one year of updates. After that you need to register to monthly updates. The advantage of that is that ideal optimizer has enough income and resources to research errors. This technique, you are ensured of secure fixes.<br><br>By restoring the state of your system to an earlier date, error 1721 may not appear in Windows 7, Vista plus XP. There is a tool called System Restore which we have to utilize inside this process.<br><br>So, the number one thing to do when your computer runs slow is to buy an authentic plus legal registry repair tool which would help you eliminate all difficulties connected to registry and help you enjoy a smooth running computer. |
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| '''Code 93''' is a [[barcode]] symbology designed in 1982 by [[Intermec]] to provide a higher density and data security enhancement to [[Code 39]]. It is an alphanumeric, variable length symbology. Code 93 is used primarily by [[Canada Post]] to encode supplementary delivery information. Every symbol includes two check characters.
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| Code 93 is designed to encode 26 upper case letters, 10 digits and 7 special characters:
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| : <code>A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z</code>
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| : <code>0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9</code>
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| : <code>-, ., $, /, +, %, SPACE.</code>
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| Each Code 93 character is divided into nine modules and always has three bars and three spaces, thus the name. Each bar and space is from 1 to 4 modules wide.
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| In addition to 43 characters, Code 93 defines 5 special characters (including a start/stop character), which can be combined with other characters to unambiguously represent all 128 [[ASCII]] characters.
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| In an open system, the minimum value of X dimension is 7.5 [[Mil (unit of length)|mil]]s (0.19 mm). the minimum bar height is 15 percent of the symbol length or 0.25 inches (6.35 mm), whichever is greater. The starting and trailing quiet zone should be at least 0.25 inches (6.35 mm).
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| == Structure of a code 93 barcode ==
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| A typical code 93 barcode has the following structure:
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| * A start character *
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| * Encoded message
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| * First modulo-47 check character "C"
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| * Second modulo-47 check character "K"
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| * Stop Character *
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| * Termination bar
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| == Detailed Outline ==
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| The 48 possible code-93 symbols are as follows. There are actually <math>\tbinom 83</math> = 56 combinations that satisfy the coding rules, but one would be confused with the stop symbol in reverse, and the other 7 are unused. Codes 43–46 can be prefixed to alphanumeric values to produce all 128 possible ASCII codes. This is done in exactly the same way as [[Code 39#Full ASCII Code 39|Full ASCII Code 39]], but uses reserved codes rather than re-using codes 39–42.
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| {|class=wikitable style="text-align:center"
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| |+Code 93 bar code
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| ! ID || Character || Widths || Binary
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| ! ID || Character || Widths || Binary
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| | 0 || 0 || 131112 || 100010100
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| | 28 || S || 211122 || 110101100
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| | 1 || 1 || 111213 || 101001000
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| | 29 || T || 211221 || 110100110
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| |-
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| | 2 || 2 || 111312 || 101000100
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| | 30 || U || 221121 || 110010110
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| | 3 || 3 || 111411 || 101000010
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| | 31 || V || 222111 || 110011010
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| | 4 || 4 || 121113 || 100101000
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| | 32 || W || 112122 || 101101100
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| |-
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| | 5 || 5 || 121212 || 100100100
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| | 33 || X || 112221 || 101100110
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| |-
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| | 6 || 6 || 121311 || 100100010
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| | 34 || Y || 122121 || 100110110
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| |-
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| | 7 || 7 || 111114 || 101010000
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| | 35 || Z || 123111 || 100111010
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| |-
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| | 8 || 8 || 131211 || 100010010
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| | 36 || - || 121131 || 100101110
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| |-
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| | 9 || 9 || 141111 || 100001010
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| | 37 || . || 311112 || 111010100
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| |-
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| | 10 || A || 211113 || 110101000
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| | 38 ||SPACE|| 311211 || 111010010
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| |-
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| | 11 || B || 211212 || 110100100
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| | 39 || $ || 321111 || 111001010
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| |-
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| | 12 || C || 211311 || 110100010
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| | 40 || / || 112131 || 101101110
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| | 13 || D || 221112 || 110010100
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| | 41 || + || 113121 || 101110110
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| | 14 || E || 221211 || 110010010
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| | 42 || % || 211131 || 110101110
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| | 15 || F || 231111 || 110001010
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| | 43 ||($)|| 121221 || 100100110
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| |-
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| | 16 || G || 112113 || 101101000
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| | 44 ||(%)|| 312111 || 111011010
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| | 17 || H || 112212 || 101100100
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| | 45 ||(/)|| 311121 || 111010110
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| | 18 || I || 112311 || 101100010
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| | 46 ||(+)|| 122211 || 100110010
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| | 19 || J || 122112 || 100110100
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| |colspan=2|Start/Stop * || 111141 || 101011110
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| |-
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| | 20 || K || 132111 || 100011010
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| |colspan=2| (Reverse stop) || 114111 || 101111010
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| | 21 || L || 111123 || 101011000
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| |colspan=2 rowspan=7| Unused || 411111 || 111101010
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| | 22 || M || 111222 || 101001100
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| | 111132 || 101011100
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| | 23 || N || 111321 || 101000110
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| | 111231 || 101001110
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| | 24 || O || 121122 || 100101100
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| | 113112 || 101110100
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| |-
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| | 25 || P || 131121 || 100010110
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| | 113211 || 101110010
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| | 26 || Q || 212112 || 110110100
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| | 213111 || 110111010
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| | 27 || R || 212211 || 110110010
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| | 212121 || 110110110
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| |}
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| == Full ASCII Code 93 ==
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| Code 93 is restricted to 43 characters and 5 special characters. In Full [[ASCII]] Code 93 Symbols 0-9, A-Z, "-", ".", "$", "/", "+" and "%" are the same as their representations in Code 93. Lower case letters, additional [[punctuation]] characters and control characters are represented by sequences of two characters of Code 93.
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| | style="text-align:center" colspan=15 | '''Code Details'''
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| | '''Nr'''||'''Character'''||'''Encoding'''
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| | rowspan=99 style="background:#FFFFFF" |
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| | '''Nr'''||'''Character'''||'''Encoding'''
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| | rowspan=99 style="background:#FFFFFF" |
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| | '''Nr'''||'''Character'''||'''Encoding'''
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| | rowspan=99 style="background:#FFFFFF" |
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| | '''Nr'''||'''Character'''||'''Encoding'''
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 0||NUL||(%)U
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| | 32||[space]||[space]
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| | 64||@||(%)V
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| | 96||`||(%)W
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 1||SOH||($)A
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| | 33||!||(/)A
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| | 65||A||A
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| | 97||a||(+)A
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 2||STX||($)B
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| | 34||"||(/)B
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| | 66||B||B
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| | 98||b||(+)B
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 3||ETX||($)C
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| | 35||#||(/)C
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| | 67||C||C
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| | 99||c||(+)C
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 4||EOT||($)D
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| | 36||$||(/)D
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| | 68||D||D
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| | 100||d||(+)D
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 5||ENQ||($)E
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| | 37||%||(/)E
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| | 69||E||E
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| | 101||e||(+)E
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 6||ACK||($)F
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| | 38||&||(/)F
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| | 70||F||F
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| | 102||f||(+)F
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 7||BEL||($)G
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| | 39||'||(/)G
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| | 71||G||G
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| | 103||g||(+)G
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 8||BS||($)H
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| | 40||(||(/)H
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| | 72||H||H
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| | 104||h||(+)H
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| | 9||HT||($)I
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| | 41||)||(/)I
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| | 73||I||I
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| | 105||i||(+)I
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 10||LF||($)J
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| | 42||*||(/)J
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| | 74||J||J
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| | 106||j||(+)J
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 11||VT||($)K
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| | 43||+||(/)K
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| | 75||K||K
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| | 107||k||(+)K
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 12||FF||($)L
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| | 44||,||(/)L
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| | 76||L||L
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| | 108||l||(+)L
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 13||CR||($)M
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| | 45||-||-
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| | 77||M||M
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| | 109||m||(+)M
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 14||SO||($)N
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| | 46||.||.
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| | 78||N||N
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| | 110||n||(+)N
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| | 15||SI||($)O
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| | 47||/||(/)O
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| | 79||O||O
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| | 111||o||(+)O
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 16||DLE||($)P
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| | 48||0||0
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| | 80||P||P
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| | 112||p||(+)P
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 17||DC1||($)Q
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| | 49||1||1
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| | 81||Q||Q
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| | 113||q||(+)Q
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 18||DC2||($)R
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| | 50||2||2
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| | 82||R||R
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| | 114||r||(+)R
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 19||DC3||($)S
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| | 51||3||3
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| | 83||S||S
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| | 115||s||(+)S
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 20||DC4||($)T
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| | 52||4||4
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| | 84||T||T
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| | 116||t||(+)T
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 21||NAK||($)U
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| | 53||5||5
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| | 85||U||U
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| | 117||u||(+)U
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 22||SYN||($)V
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| | 54||6||6
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| | 86||V||V
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| | 118||v||(+)V
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 23||ETB||($)W
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| | 55||7||7
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| | 87||W||W
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| | 119||w||(+)W
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 24||CAN||($)X
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| | 56||8||8
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| | 88||X||X
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| | 120||x||(+)X
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 25||EM||($)Y
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| | 57||9||9
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| | 89||Y||Y
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| | 121||y||(+)Y
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 26||SUB||($)Z
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| | 58||:||(/)Z
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| | 90||Z||Z
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| | 122||z||(+)Z
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 27||ESC||(%)A
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| | 59||;||(%)F
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| | 91||[||(%)K
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| | 123||{||(%)P
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 28||FS||(%)B
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| | 60||<||(%)G
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| | 92||\||(%)L
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| | 124|||||(%)Q
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| | 29||GS||(%)C
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| | 61||=||(%)H
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| | 93||]||(%)M
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| | 125||}||(%)R
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| |- style="background:#F0F0F0"
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| | 30||RS||(%)D
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| | 62||>||(%)I
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| | 94||^||(%)N
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| | 126||~||(%)S
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| | 31||US||(%)E
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| | 63||?||(%)J
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| | 95||_||(%)O
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| | 127||DEL||(%)T, (%)X, (%)Y, (%)Z
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| == References ==
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| * http://www.barcodeisland.com/code93.phtml Bar code Island's description of the code.
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| == External links ==
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| * [http://morovia.com/education/symbology/code93.asp Morovia Library Code 93 Specification] This includes the checksum computation algorithm. Note that "C" is included in the computation of "K".
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| * [http://www.usedbarcodescanner.com/topics/oem-barcode-scanner OEM barcode scanner]
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| * [https://www.aimglobal.org/estore/ProductDetails.aspx?productID=20 Code 93 Technical Specification]
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| {{Barcodes}}
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| [[Category:Barcodes]]
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If you have the desire to process settings instantaneously, loading files promptly, however, the body is logy plus torpid, what would we do? If you are a giant "switchboard" which is lack of efficient administration system plus efficient housekeeper, what would we do? If you have send the exact commands to your notice, but the body cannot perform properly, what would you do? Yes! We need a full-featured repair registry!
So one day my computer suddenly started being weird. I was thus frustrated, considering my files were lost, plus I cannot open the files which I required, and then, suddenly, everything stopped functioning!
The Windows registry is a system database of information. Windows plus additional software shop a great deal of settings and different information inside it, plus retrieve such information within the registry all the time. The registry is also a bottleneck inside which considering it's the heart of the running system, any problems with it may cause mistakes plus bring the operating program down.
It is usual which the imm32.dll error is caused because of a mis-deletion activity. If you cannot find the imm32.dll anywhere on the computer, there is no question which it should be mis-deleted whenever uninstalling programs or alternative unneeded files. Hence, we can straight deal it from additional programs or download it from a safe web and then put it on the computer.
Besides, in the event you can get a tuneup utilities which will work for you effectively and promptly, then why not? There is one such system, RegCure that is extremely good plus complete. It has features which other cleaners do not have. It is the most recommended registry cleaner today.
Let's begin with the negative sides initially. The initial price of the product is pretty cheap. However, it only comes with one year of updates. After that you need to register to monthly updates. The advantage of that is that ideal optimizer has enough income and resources to research errors. This technique, you are ensured of secure fixes.
By restoring the state of your system to an earlier date, error 1721 may not appear in Windows 7, Vista plus XP. There is a tool called System Restore which we have to utilize inside this process.
So, the number one thing to do when your computer runs slow is to buy an authentic plus legal registry repair tool which would help you eliminate all difficulties connected to registry and help you enjoy a smooth running computer.