Field codes: BarCode field

"LiteralText" or Bookmark

Delivery address and ZIP Code. When followed by the \b switch, a bookmark can replace LiteralText. For example, the bookmark "ENV_ZIPCODE1" represents the address in the active document; it's inserted by the Envelopes and Labels command (Tools menu, Letters and Mailings submenu). LiteralText can also be the result of a nested field.

\b

When preceded by a bookmark, uses the ZIP Code information from the address defined by the bookmark.

\f "letter"

Inserts a Facing Identification Mark (FIM), specified by letter: "A" inserts a courtesy reply mark; "C" inserts a business reply mark. "A" is inserted if you select the FIM-A Courtesy Reply Mail check box in the Envelope Options dialog box. To print a business reply mark, display field codes, and change the letter to "C."

You must have a POSTNET bar code to print FIM-A and FIM-C marks.

\u

Identifies the bar code as a U.S. postal address.

The fields { BARCODE ENV_ZIPCODE1 \b \u } and { BARCODE ENV_ZIPCODE1 \b \u \f "A" } are inserted with the Envelopes and Labels command (Tools menu, Letters and Mailings submenu).