>>Basic addresses is in the following format
>>
>>Name
>>Street Number
>>Province
>>ZipCode PostTown
>>Country
>>
>>This set up is for the following countries
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>>Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain *, Sweeden, Switzerland, Turkey, serbia
>>
>>* The Province Should be included in brackets after the Town
>>
>>Other European countries
>>Name
>>Number Street
>>Province
>>Posttown ZipCode
>>Country
>>
>>France, Hungary, Luxembourg,
>>
>>UK type
>>name
>>number street
>>Province
>>Posttown
>>county
>>Zipcode
>
>There's a good source of information on address formatting available from the US Postal Service called the IMM (International Mailing Manual); it's available in print and on CD from them, and the CD version contains some useful utilities for looking up service availability and pricing for mail outbound from the US. there's a corresponding document called the DMM (Domestic mail Manual) which goes into horrid detail on how to do mailing within the US itself, including information on BMC and DBMC bulk mailing, POSTCODE requirements and the like.
>
>You see, the US Post Awful is good for something besides losing important mail!

Yeah, I followed a link I found on the USPS site that led me to a PDF with the Postal Code requirements for 189 countries (what a mess!<s>)

What they need is something like a universal postalcode based off something like longitude and latitude. BUT, that would be too easy, huh?<g>

Thanks for the feedback!