An electronically or optoelectronically readable representation of data is called a barcode. Classic linear barcodes use bars and spaces, while 2D barcodes use geometric patterns to store more information in less space. A QR code, for example, uses a square matrix pattern.
The platform-independent PDF server enters the next stage. Version 7 introduces long-awaited features such as the Barcode webservice and new bridges for direct conversion with Microsoft Office. The fully redesigned portal has also improved significantly in appearance, usability, performance, and feature scope.
The server API has been expanded as well, with new SOAP and REST webservice endpoints and extended parameters. This broader API gives developers an even simpler and more flexible way to connect webPDF to both new and existing systems.