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The Royal Mail created the first 4-state barcode referred to as the "Royal Mail 4 State Customer Code" (RM4SCC). It is used for automated mail sortation processes. This barcode is now used in several countries to print the postcode and Delivery Point Suffix (DPS) on letters in machine readable format. The Dutch KIX barcode is an implementation of the same 4-state bar code.

The RM4SCC barcode is based on 36 barcodes representing alpha-numeric characters (0-9, A-Z) as well as start and stop bar characters which are represented by ( and ). It is called "4-state" because the bars in the barcode can be grouped in 4 different ways to represent alpha-numeric data. The RM4SCC barcode can be printed from IDAutomation's fonts by sending the appropriate character to the printer with the "IDAutomationRM" font selected. Font automation tools have been created to assist users in calculating check digits for the RM4SCC 4-state barcode.

Features:

• Easy to Use - easily print RM4SCC bar codes as a font for automated mail sortation and addressing in the UK.
• Royal Mail Fonts - supports Royal Mail 4-State customer codes, KIX Codes, PostBar, Australian Postal Codes and and other specifications based on RM4SCC 4 that is normally used to print the postcode and Delivery Point Suffix (DPS) on letters in machine readable format.
• Cross-platform Support - The unique encoding in IDAutomation's font allows cross-platform support between UNIX, Macintosh and Windows® systems.
• Several Font Formats Supplied - TrueType, OpenType, PCL laserjet soft fonts and PostScript font versions are included.
• Multiple Versions Provided - 4 different versions of the 4 State bar code fonts are provided to support different width and height requirements.

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RM4SCC (Royal Mail 4 State Customer Code) Fonts

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