The way we are creating our barcodes is invisible to Windchill. I've done some tests where I also included additional Creo parameter values like description and material type, but at this point I don't see much value in having that information stored there (at least not in our environment.) In our case we are just encoding the Creo file name and Windchill revision. Could you choose to encode something that was already encrypted? Sure, but then once the data is read you will need to decrypt it again. Data Matrix.) What information you choose to encode is entirely up to you. Each code supports a certain number of characters, and some codes do a better job of compressing this information into a smaller area. Anyone, or anything that knows how to read that language can read the information contained in them.
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