To print 
 QRCode barcode  in Visual C++ application, you need Barcodesoft bcsqrcode.ttf true type font and cruflbcs.dll .
    If you download and install the demo of Barcodesoft 
 QR Code font  on your
    computer,  you will find crUFLBCS.dll from
    "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Barcodesoft\Fontutil\" folder.
    If you don't find cruflbcs.dll on your computer, please download it from 
 QRCode Barcode .
    crUFLBCS.dll is a COM object with IQRCode interface.
    You can find detailed information of IQRCode interface from readme.html.
    To call the methods of IQRCode interface from VC++, you can use either Late Binding or Early Binding.
    Late binding is used when type information of an object is unavailable at compile time.
    Early binding requires the client to get access to the type library before compile.
    
Late Binding
    Your codes to generate QR Code using late binding run slower than using Early Binding.
    However, your codes are version-independent as long as COM interface and method parameters remain unchanged.
  
    Early Binding
    Your codes to create 
QRCode barcode in VC++ application run faster than using Late Binding.
    1. Import type library. Don't forget to call
    CoInitialize() before using COM interface.
    2. If you want to use T2OLE macro to convert
    LPTSTR into LPOLESTR, you need to call USES_CONVERSION macro first.
    3. You may either call Encode method or EncodeCR method to encode QRCode with options.
  
 
	
    Use MFC to Generate Wrapper Class
    If you use VC++ 6 to create 
QR Code barcode, press Ctrl + W to start Class Wizard. Then click "Add Class" button, choose "From a type library".
    Choose crUFLBCS.dll, then select IQRCode Interface that you want to add wrappers to and click OK.
    If you use Visual Studio 2003 or above to generate 
QRCode barcode,
    1. On the Project menu, select Add Class.
    2. Select MFC Class from Typelib from the list of templates.
    3. For Add Class from, select Registry.
    4. In the list of available type libraries, find crUFLBCS.
    5. From the list of interfaces in that type library, select all classes for which you want to add wrappers.
    6. Click Finish.
    Please don't forget to call OleInitialize(NULL) before using the following code snippet to generate 
QRCode barcode.