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>> (Nice catch, Mark).
> Not mine when I was looking for a list I saw something that said one little
town in new york has a connecticut zipcode and is server by a connecticut post
office.
Still, nice.
> You could special case that one out.
{"CT", 60, 62}, {"CT", 64, 69}
Yes, replacing the CT item with this fixes it. There are already a number
of exceptions accounted for in my list, will I have to throw a ton of
addresses at it to find out if there are any others?
("position" is flagged as a keyword on an OSAX on my mac, replacing it with
a variable name worked.)
Ed
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