After you have done with the object, you should call DestoryBarcodeObject to destroy the barcode object. By doing so you release all resources associated with the object.
- Morovia Barcode DLL 3.3 Reference Manual
- 7 Programming Interface
- 7.1 General
- 7.2 Create a Barcode Object
- 7.3 Modify Properties
- 7.4 Load/Save Barcode object
- 7.5 Export images
- 7.6 Destroy the object
- 7.7 Erorr Handling
- 7.8 Concurrency Issues
- 7.9 Data Type Issues
- 7.10 Using Barcode DLL in a .Net program