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SYMPTOMSWhen you use Word's Delivery Point Bar Code option when printing envelopes, Word uses 99 for the last two digits of the street address. This may happen if you use the BARCODE field in a mail merge main document or if you use literal text in the field code. CAUSEThis error occurs when the syntax for the field code is incorrect. When the syntax is incorrect, Word cannot correctly parse the string for the delivery-point information. Whenever Word cannot correctly determine the delivery-point information, it prints 99. RESOLUTIONLiteral TextThe correct syntax for the BARCODE field code when you use literal text to generate the field code is:
The paragraph mark tells Word how to correctly parse the string for the
delivery-point information.
Mail MergeThe structure of the field code is the same as for literal text, but the address information is generated by two merge fields
where "mergefield street" is the merge field that contains the street
address and "mergefield zip" is the 5+4-digit ZIP Code for the address.
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There are three different types of bar codes: the 5-digit bar code, the
ZIP+4 bar code, and the delivery point bar code.
The following is an example of a ZIP+4 bar code using literal text:
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