Re: OT: zipcodes
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 42426
interpreted = N
texte = More about ZIP Codes.You can get up-to-date data for free, a few hundred a year or a bit more, depending on how much marketing data you get and how up to date it is... we get our data from
, tell Dave Malby I sent you :-) To see an example of what someone's done with ZIP Codes, actually, with software that uses ZIP Codes, city, states, etc., check out how The ZipBurst CGI Pro (our CGI) and WebCat work together in the FIRST demo on the demo page below (the results generated by our CGI contain WebCat tags, as well as the results from querying our CGI, which are then piped back into WebCat for processing): http://www.zipburst.com/demo.htmlBrowse the catalog, find an item, then click Where to Buy, which lets you enter a ZIP Code to find the nearest retailer with your item IN STOCK. Our CGI lets you use relational databases, so a database of items in stock at each retailer and and database of retailer and locations. There are simpler uses of our CGI, but this is one of our favorites.(Besides ZIP Code you can also enter city, state, area code, or click on a map)David Dantowitz -- DC&R 201-532-3053------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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More about ZIP Codes.You can get up-to-date data for free, a few hundred a year or a bit more, depending on how much marketing data you get and how up to date it is... we get our data from , tell Dave Malby I sent you :-) To see an example of what someone's done with ZIP Codes, actually, with software that uses ZIP Codes, city, states, etc., check out how The ZipBurst CGI Pro (our CGI) and WebCat work together in the FIRST demo on the demo page below (the results generated by our CGI contain WebCat tags, as well as the results from querying our CGI, which are then piped back into WebCat for processing): http://www.zipburst.com/demo.htmlBrowse the catalog, find an item, then click Where to Buy, which lets you enter a ZIP Code to find the nearest retailer with your item IN STOCK. Our CGI lets you use relational databases, so a database of items in stock at each retailer and and database of retailer and locations. There are simpler uses of our CGI, but this is one of our favorites.(Besides ZIP Code you can also enter city, state, area code, or click on a map)David Dantowitz -- DC&R 201-532-3053------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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