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- The selected operation requires that the list be re-sorted by name.
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- Many Japanese users wish to sort the list by characters entered in first line of the "Info." field.
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- Some functions will not work when sorted by the Info. field and you will be asked to re-sort by name to continue.
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- The date will appear at the bottom of the window. You can toggle it on and off by hitting the W key.
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- Some functions will not work when sorted by the modified date and you will be asked to re-sort by name to continue.
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- Once the list is sorted by the address, the Index will display the first line of the address field.
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- Some functions will not work when sorted by the Address field and you will be asked to re-sort by name to continue.
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- Enter from 0 to 99999 will mark records with U.S. zip codes.
- From 23000 to 23999 will mark all in the 23000 area. From 23 to 24 will do the same.
- From 94100 to 94101-5 will mark all extended zips from 94100-0000 to 94100-4999
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- From A to Z9Z will mark all records with Canadian postal codes.
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- From M2A 1A1 to M2Z 9Z9 will mark all in M2 area. From M2 to M3 will do the same.
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- From A to ZZ99 will mark all records with U.K. postal codes.
- From B0 to B99 will mark all in the B area.
- From SE4 1AA to SE5 9ZZ will select those in London SE4. From SE4 to SE5 will do the same.
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- Postal codes with 3 digits, a space or hyphen and 2 digits such as used in Sweden & Japan will be found.
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- From 000 00 to 999 99 will mark all records with this code format.
- From 2 to 3 will mark 200 00 to 299 99
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- From D-0 to D-9999 will find all German postal codes.
- From NL-2 to NL-3 will mark all Dutch records fron 2000 to 2999.
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- The entry MUST have a 1 or 2 letter suffix and a hyphen.
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- The last two lines of the address will be search for a sequence of 4 digits.
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- From 0000 to 9999 will mark all records where a 4 digit group is found.
- From 2 to 3 will mark 2000 to 2999
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- The last two lines of the address will be search for a sequence of 5 digits that is not at the end of the address as U.S.A. codes normally are.
- From 00000 to 99999 will mark all records where a 5 digit group is found.
- From 2 to 3 will mark 20000 to 29999
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- Thers are no records within the parameters requested.
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