Code 32 - also called the Italian Pharmacode - is the barcode on medicines sold in Italy. It holds the medicine's AIC number, and the readable line under the bars shows it with an A in front.

What it holds
Characters	Digits only.
Length	The first 8 digits of the AIC number - a shorter number is filled out with zeros in front - or all 9 with the check digit, as printed on the pack, which Labeljoy checks.
Check digit	Always there, worked out by Labeljoy.
Readable text	An A, the 8 digits and the check digit: A123456788.

The bars are a Code 39: the 9 digits are packed into six characters of their own, so a scanner set to read Code 39 only shows those six. Set it to Code 32 to read the AIC number.

The rest of the settings - text position, quiet zone, color - are in the Barcode section.

What goes wrong
Numeric only data expected.	The value has something other than digits - an A typed in front, for instance: leave it out, Labeljoy adds it.
Invalid check digit.	The 9th digit isn't the check digit of the other 8.
Input data too long.	More than 9 digits.