Publication 91 - Confirmation Services Technical Guide
Publication 91 - Confirmation Services Technical Guide
Publication 91 - Confirmation Services Technical Guide
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<strong>Confirmation</strong> <strong>Services</strong> <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Exhibit G-6<br />
Identification Bars (not to scale)<br />
Minimum Dimensions (preferred sizes in italics)<br />
Human-Readable Information<br />
Text<br />
Bold text placed no less than 0.125 inch and no more than 0.5 inch<br />
above the barcode, must contain the appropriate service, i.e., USPS<br />
DELIVERY CONFIRMATION, USPS SIGNATURE CONFIRMATION,<br />
USPS INSURED, etc.<br />
See section “‘e/’ Endorsement for <strong>Confirmation</strong> <strong>Services</strong><br />
Postage-Evident Items” below for additional requirements for<br />
postage-evident items.<br />
The font must be sans serif bold, and the size must be a minimum of 12<br />
points (14 points is preferred).<br />
<br />
<br />
When 14-point type is used, you may abbreviate the text to USPS<br />
DELIVERY CONFIRM or USPS SIGNATURE CONFIRM when full text<br />
in larger-point type would be longer than the barcode symbol. The<br />
larger text should not exceed the length of the barcode.<br />
The text must be printed in upper-case letters and must be placed<br />
above the top clear zone of the barcode.<br />
Numbers<br />
A human-readable numeric representation of the barcode must appear<br />
no less than 0.125 inch and no more than 0.5 inch below the barcode.<br />
The font must be sans serif bold, and the size must be a minimum of 10<br />
points.<br />
If UCC/EAN Code 128 symbology is used, AI “<strong>91</strong>” and “420” must not<br />
appear in parentheses.<br />
It is recommended that parsing of the human-readable numbers should<br />
grouped no greater than four to facilitate manual entry when required.<br />
84 <strong>Publication</strong> <strong>91</strong>, September 2002