CorelDraw Addon X7 or Higher, provides a creation of qr codes in offline mode, in batch and customization, uses the zxing library to codify and decodify the qrcode. Dont require internet or autentication. Please see link below to features demonstration
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QrCodeDocker is an open source project.
The source code is freely available and can be compiled by anyone.
To support development, official precompiled builds are distributed commercially.
Go to folder "Lang" in any project, copy a language xml e replace language code in file name for target language. In language xml, changes author and translate the tags values, dont change tags names. Is required make this in all projects. if doesnt know language code value follow to coreldraw installation folder in language folder and get the folder name, for exemple, <C:\Program Files\Corel\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X8\Languages>
Anyone can compile the project locally using Visual Studio.
Follow the instructions in the Build section below.
QrCodeDocker is open source.
You can compile the project yourself for free.
However, precompiled binaries and packaged releases are distributed commercially to support the development of the project.
Options:
- Build it yourself (free)
- Purchase the ready-to-use compiled version
Precompiled releases are available here:
By purchasing the compiled version you support the development of this project.
Draw a simple Qrcode code contains "Hello World!"
Adds reference
- ImageRender
- QrCodeDocker
This project uses the following libraries:
-ZXing.Net
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0
ZXing.Net
-Tesseract-ocr
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0
Tesseract-ocr
var codeGen = new br.corp.bonus630.QrCodeDocker.QrCodeGenerator(CorelApplicationObject);
var imageRender = new br.corp.bonus630.ImageRender.ZXingImageRender();
codeGen.SetRender(imageRender);
Corel.Interop.VGCore.Shape code = codeGen.CreateVetorLocal(CorelApplicationObject.ActiveLayer, "Hello World!", 100);