Viewing quick find candidates on a map – Pitney Bowes MapMarker USA User Manual
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The DataSource numbers and names are summarized in the
table.
Result Code In the
example, the Centrus Point dictionary returns an S8
result code. Only a point dictionary can return an S8 result. The TomTom Street dictionary returns an
S5 result.
Result Codes are covered in
Match Code and Location Code Match Codes describe the portion of the address that matched or
failed to match. Location Codes provide detailed information on the accuracy and quality of the
assigned geocode. These codes also differ depending on which dictionary was used for the
candidate match.
Match Codes and Location Codes are covered in
Match Codes and Location Codes on page 305
Viewing Quick Find Candidates on a Map
To visualize Quick Find candidates on a map, you must first specify a valid location of the street
data. This activates the Map button on the Interactive or Quick Find dialog box. See
for more information.
1. After pointing to a valid location for your street data, follow these steps:
2. Select the candidate that you want to display on a map and click Map. Use Ctrl-Click to select
multiple candidates. The Candidate Map window appears and selected candidates are
DataSource Numbers and Names
DataSource Number
DataSource Name
0 USPS
data
1 TIGER
data
2 TomTom
data
6 NAVTEQ
data
7
TomTom point-level data
8
Centrus point data
10 User
Dictionary