ZipAddress - DLL - V2.0

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Ensure data quality of contact information by validating address information. ZipAddress gives your applications the ability to verify address information based on ZIP+4 information. Use it to: save keystrokes entering addresses, look up an entire address from the ZIP+4, search for full addresses from any element, list organization names for any ZIP code, and eliminate errors in your address lists and make your data more valuable.

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ZipAddress

すべてのご注文にて弊社標準の 契約条件および返品条件の内容が適用されます。 

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Benefits:

• Save keystrokes entering addresses
• Quickly look up full addresses from Zip+4 Code
• Quickly search for full addresses from any element
• Lookup Zip+4 Codes
• Eliminate errors in your address lists & make your data more valuable
• Print labels or envelopes for any address
• List organisation names for any Zip Code

Features:

• Lightning Fast: ZipAddress will look up a Zip+4 code or search for an address - in an instant
• Compact: The complete USPS database easily fits on just one CD-Rom - or you can install it in under 500MB of disk space
• Open Access: ZipAddress comes as standard with full open access (through DLL, DDE , Insert and Clipboard modes) for programmers, developers and data users - we even supply source code examples - so that ZipAddress data can be used as an integral part of every-day applications
• Export: ZipAddress allows you to export data to ASCII text for any selection of addresses
• Post Net Barcode: ZipAddress comes with a FREE Post Net TrueType Font included - use it within all your programs on any system with ZipAddress installed
• Regular Updates: ZipAddress is right up-to-date with a comprehensive data and program update service

The ZipAddress Dynamic Link Library (DLL) provides a powerful and simple way for programmers to integrate the power of ZipAddress directly into their database or application running under Windows 95/NT. The programming involved will vary with the language you are using, but examples are provided which make it very easy for most popular languages and the principles illustrated will guide developers in other environments. If you are using one of the example languages, you can simply paste the bits of program into your own code, for immediate use! ZipAddress supports 32 bit Windows environments only (ie you will therefore require either Windows 95 or Windows NT). The ZipAdd.DLL file is installed into the Windows System directory (usually c:\windows\system on Windows 95 and c:\winnt\system32 in Windows NT) during ZipAddress installation.

Understanding USA Address Data

The best way to get a full understanding of USA addresses is to obtain a copy of 'Postal Addressing Standards' Publication 28 issued by the United States Postal Service (USPS). Another valuable source of information is the USPS Web site situated at http://www.usps.gov.

The ZipAddress DLL provides information on addresses by supplying 'Address Records', 'Zip Plus 4 Records' and 'City-State Records'. It is usual to have more than one Address Record for a Zip Plus 4 Record.

Overview

Implementing the use of the ZipAddress API typically requires the following steps:

1.Define the Data Types or Structures used to communicate with the library: examples of definitions are provided in the example programs for popular languages like C, Visual Basic and Access. If your language does not support Types, but can handle long strings, you may still be able to communicate with the DLL by using long strings, as all the structure 'fields' are of string type.

2.Declare the DLL Functions. Examples and prototypes of these are also provided, but the syntax may vary.

3.Incorporate all the power of ZipAddress right within your application! All the data lookups and searches from the main ZipAddress program can be carried out by the routines!

The best place to find the format of Data Type and Structure, or DLL function declarations for your own programming language is within the examples supplied.