Indicate whether the job should be sent as Postal A or B.

Possibility to exclude countries from production.

Set used as template to save the settings for the title.

This saves time if it is a recurring job.

If a Swedish file is sorted, it is not expected that the address contains Sweden or SE.

For example, if there is a Danish address in the file, it can be marked with Denmark or DK- in front of the postcode.

Choose which distributors' rules to follow in sorting.

In the case of direct deposit in another country, the sorting must follow the postal rules of that country.

Check the postcode.

Can only be changed when a postcode check has been carried out.

HN code on all.

Specifies whether the bundle code should be written on all addresses in the production file, or only on the last one in the bundle.

Extended HN codes.

As a result, all bundles that are not direct bundles will have an unaddressed product at the top with the text "Open for re-sorting".

Fill up tranny bundles with blank.

PostSort ensures that "too small" transbunks are filled up with shiny products.

Bundles has the address up.

When several postal codes are included in the same bundle, they are sorted in ascending order.

Specify whether addressing is from above or below.

Prod. bundles falling.

PostSort sorts the bundles in descending order so that the lowest postcode is at the top of the carrier.

Prod. load carrier inverted.

Same as above, except that several letter areas are placed on the same pallet/cage.

Make [Other] invalid.

The products that fall into the group "other" will be treated as "invalid" addresses and will be printed on labels.

Make [North] invalid.

The products that end up in the Nordic group will be treated as "invalid" addresses and will be printed on labels

Choose which distributor will handle the addresses outside the Nordic countries.

Specifies the order in which the letter areas are to be produced (Ascending/Descending).

PostSort Preparation can generate a number of additional addresses" (print samples).

Print proofs show the maximum length of a field, which helps in positioning the layout on the product.

Choose here how many print samples to create and these will always go first in the job file.

•If the field name does not cover the entire length of the field, the field is filled in with X.

•If the field name is longer than the total length of the field, the entire field name is not displayed.

•Blanks at the end of a field are not filled with X.