To view the samples below, your browser must support PNG (e.g., Netscape 4.0 or Internet Explorer 4.02)
Here's the HTML content for the above results:
<img src="barcode.asp?image=1&type=6&data=123458">
<img src="barcode.asp?image=1&type=9&data=1234567&barwidth=2">
<img src="barcode.asp?image=1&type=3&data=12345678901&rotate=3">
<img src="barcode.asp?image=1&type=22&data=95020-342740&height=15">
So you just need to use the barcode.asp file the same way you would an image file. You pass in parameters the same way you would a CGI program.
This example assumes that barcode.asp is hosted in the same directory as the HTML file using it; otherwise you would need to specify its full URL, which could point to a different web server on a different machine where barcode.asp is hosted (and BarCode/ASP installed).