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Yeah I went through the same thing. I ended up using a Code 128 Subset C
w/FNC1

If you are using the API, the API from USPS is returning back to you the
PostalRouting value along with the Tracking number.

I used those and formed the string like so...

BARCODE = %Trim(PostalRouting) + X'8F' + TrackingNumber;

I believe Code 128 subset C w/FNC1 begins with the FNC1 character.

X'8F' is FNC1.

USPS approved the label I created.



On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:13 AM, Jon S <rvrratjon@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Does anyone know how to program the Intelligent Mail Barcode on an IBM
6400 printer? It does not support the DDS
BARCODE(34 X'00' *HRI) or the USPS version.

TIA,

Jon
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