Pitney Bowes MapMarker USA - Manual (Page 100)

Using Geocoding Options
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CASS related Selections
If you selected CASS mode, you can also produce a CASS report (Form 3553).
Because the address standardization requirements for CASS are very rigid, you cannot control the
geocoding settings you normally have when geocoding with the MapMarker Desktop application.
For example, you cannot geocode to a user dictionary when you are CASS geocoding.
The CASS related options are:
Street name When the Street Name box is checked, candidate street names but be
exactly matched to get a geocoding match. When the street name box is
unchecked, MapMarker will accept similar street names as a match.
This requires an exact match on all elements of the street name. Also,
blank input values for these elements will not match non-blank values in
the candidate records.
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Street name exact match also requires an exact match on street
type. That is, 147 Rd. must be matched exactly; 147 Ave does
not match.
City Name When the City Name box is checked, MapMarker requires a city name
match. When this box in unchecked, the city name does not have to
match.
ZIP Code When ZIP Code™ is checked, ZIP Code must be exactly matched to get
a geocoding match. When ZIP Code is unchecked, surrounding
ZIP Codes are considered for matching purposes and records with
missing ZIP Codes are also considered.
Exact Match Settings (continued)
CASS Related Options
CASS Options Description
Produce a CASS Report If you wish to qualify your table for CASS, you must print
a report USPS Form 3553. If you choose to Produce a
CASS Report, the Use DPV and Use LACSLink check
boxes are automatically checked. DPV validation is
required for CASS reports. See
DPV .
Use DPV
Check this box to specify DPV ® geocoding. The DPV files
must be installed and unlocked in order to access this
feature. If you choose to Produce a CASS Report, the
Use DPV mode check box is automatically checked. This
is because DPV validation is required for CASS™
reports.