I have a mailing list with typical address1 (123 Smith Ave) - In my
template I want to have a line that uses the street name and the full
street type in a paragraph. Example: "Make your home stand out from all
the others on Smith Avenue" Does anyone know a good rule that will
strip out the house # as well as spell out the street type?
Shane Gillies
Design Consultant
The Allegan Group
136 Brady Street
Allegan, MI 49010
269.673.5476
Fx 269.673.7329
www.allegangroup.com
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