FINAL WARNING: A History of the New World Order

FINAL WARNING: The Curtain Falls

represents the number 6, and tells the computer that the

information is complete.

The regular size of the bar code is 1.469” X 1.020,” but it can be

printed from 80% of that size, to twice that size. It must appear in

a rectangular block on the bottom, side or back panel of a

product, or anywhere it can be scanned. The bar code is a series

of black and white parallel bars, 30 black and 31 white (for 10

digits), with white margins on each side. Each digit of the code is

represented by two black bars, and two white bars, which is

composed of seven data elements or ‘modules.’ A module may be

white or black. A white or black bar can be made up of 1, 2, 3, or 4

modules. Modules are all the same width, being that they are the

foundation of the system, and create the bars which are visible to

the naked eye.

If you look at the diagram of the UPC symbol, you will notice that the

symbol is split into two sides, a left-hand side, using an odd number of

modules; and a right-hand side, using an even number of modules,

making them opposite of each other. Thus, it doesn’t matter if the

symbol is entered upside-down. For each set of 7 modules is a

number, and each number is represented by a field whose optical bars

are broken down into the following binary codes, where 0 = a blank

space, and 1 = a black bar:

Set 1 (left side)

0 - 0001101

1 - 0011001

2- 0010011

3 - 0111101

4 - 0100011

5 - 0110001

6 - 0101111

7 - 0111011

8 - 0110111

9 - 0001011

Set 2 (right side)

0 - 1110010

1 - 1100110