Free postal code software for mac

Let your computer do the coding while you go take a nap!

Ghost Code comes with preferences to adjust font, color, scroll speed, and window transparency.

You can use your own library of words, or use the default one.

Interface Commands:

• "S" Key - Capture Screen.
• Space Bar - Open preferences.
• Shift/Caps Lock - Display status.
• Right Click - Refresh screen.
• Mouse Click - Quit application.

Freeware.

What a cute idea! We love snoopy and all of his friends, and we LOVE getting mail!! Lick and stick! (we are so bad:-)

The icons are best viewed in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Area Code widget allows you to easily find out what areas are covered by different area codes.
By entering the area code in question into the search box, the cities, state or county covered by the area code will be displayed.
Useful for figuring out where items seen in online classifieds are located when the lister forgets to put their location.
Enhancements:
- fixes an area code that was listed wrong.

Error Codes looks up error codes and displays the error string and an extended description of the error.
This supports virtually every error code for the Mac, including Carbon, Mach, and IOKit; all known error codes for Windows; and all known error codes for VxWorks.
Enhancements:
- First public release - everything!

Area codes do change sometimes. This script will walk through your Entourage Address Book, finding all the phone numbers whose area code is "123", changing them to "456" (you specify the numbers, of course).

It looks at each type of phone number in turn--home phone, business phone, fax phone, and so on. When it finds a match on the old area code, it (optionally) displays the name or company it has found with the old and new numbers, and lets you choose whether or not to apply the proposed change.

The script first does a fast but "fuzzy" match, finding all contacts whose telephone number contains the area code. That means that searching for "212" would match a phone number like "914-555-1212" as well as "212-555-3456". It briefly reports the number of _possible_ matches; this process greatly reduces the number of contacts that must be searched (especially it eliminates all those with nothing in the phone number fields).

Then, it does a careful examination of the number for each contact in that limited list, allowing for parentheses, dashes, and leading 0s and 1s, and it offers to change only those that actually include those digits as an area code. It preserves such additional characters in making the change.

ROT13 [de|en]code 1.2 is created to be a handy tool with which you can encode clear text to ROT13 formatted text, or decode ROT13 formatted text to clear text.

Barcodet 2.7 is considered as a basic application for creating high-quality bar codes from data stored in your FileMaker Pro databases. There are no plug-ins to cause compatibility problems and no scripts needed to generate the bar codes. Plus, the bar codes are easily added to existing solutions.

• Code 39 (also known as Code 3 of 9) is one of today's most popular general-purpose alphanumeric bar codes. It features upper-case letters, numbers, and eight (8) frequently used symbols, including spaces, periods, the dollar sign [ $ ], percent symbol [ % ], plus sign [ + ], hyphen [ - ], and slash [ / ]. Code 39 is reliable, easy to scan, and tolerant of minor printing imperfections.
• Code 128 is a full-ASCII alphanumeric symbology that accommodates upper and lower-case letters, numbers, and other characters. It is highly popular and is used worldwide for many different types of applications. Secure error checking is provided by the use of weighted Mod 103 check digits.
• Interleaved 2 of 5 is a rugged, compact, variable-length, numeric bar code. It is frequently used for container and carton labeling, warehousing, shipping, and other industrial applications (including the medical field), but is also an ideal choice if a condensed numeric bar code is needed.
• MSI Plessey is a numeric bar code symbology that is widely used for labeling shelves, tracking publications, and ID cards. A primary application of this bar code is inventory control. Automatically performs double Mod 10 error checking for increased scanning accuracy.
• Code 11 is a simple, variable length symbology that includes the numbers 0-9, plus a hyphen, and offers double Mod 11 error checking. This code is used for labeling telecommunications equipment and is also widely used in other applications that require a secure, compact numeric bar code.
• Code 25 (also know as Code 2 of 5) includes the numbers 0-9. It is often used for inventory and warehousing and is commonly found on photo finishing envelopes, airline tickets, baggage tags, and shipping labels.
• Code 93 is a full-ASCII alphanumeric symbology designed as a high-density complement to Code 39. It is highly efficient when processing mixed input. Accommodates upper and lower-case letters, numbers, and other characters. Secure error checking is provided by the use of double Mod 47 check digits.
• PostNET bar codes help to ensure more reliable and faster mail delivery. This module accommodates 5-digit, 9-digit (Zip+4) and 11-digit Delivery Point (DPBC) postal codes.
• Royal Mail (United Kingdom) RM4SCC postal bar codes are used both for mailings within the UK and for sending mail into the UK from other countries.

Requirements: FileMaker Pro 9 or later

MU Code 2.0.1 is a mighty effective program that converts ASCII pictures to MUSHcode. Have you ever felt like taking a cool-looking ASCII picture and posting it to your favorite MUSH, but not wanted to spend the time converting it by hand? MU Code will convert spaces and newlines to the correct codes, and escape everything that needs it, including commas. It also has color support, so you can add color to your ASCII pictures.