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NetCase for
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NetCase for .NET
is a data quality component that converts existing data formats
into proper-cased formats that are more attractive and easier to read. NetCase
applies proper case through the use of special algorithms and Style Tables. With
NetCase you can easily translate, punctuate, adjust field lengths as well as
correct common misspellings before they enter your system. |
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Proper-case Conversion -
Precisely apply proper-case based on context. |
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Data Translation -
Convert symbols and abbreviations - "(c) TSC" becomes "© The Software
Company, Inc." |
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Spelling Correction -
Instantly correct typos using the included list of common misspellings. |
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Field Length Control -
Create or expand abbreviations using the built-in USPS-approved
abbreviation tables. |
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.NET Framework v4.0
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Proper-cased,
personalized
mailings are proven to draw
higher
response rates. |
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A Closer Look |
How NetCase Works |
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NetCase for .NET can process all types of data including Names, Addresses, City/State/Zip,
Titles,
Sentences and more, each with its own unique capitalization rules. The capitalization
is controlled by 16 user-defined style tables. Style tables allow
you to apply different capitalization rules to the same word depending on its
context. NetCase does more than
just proper-case conversions. You can also control field lengths using the built-in table of more than 2,300 common
business word abbreviations as defined in USPS "Postal
Addressing Standards Publication 28". |
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NetCase for .NET is controlled by 16 user-defined Style Tables each
with its own unique
customizable
definitions. NetCase starts by
applying the algorithm for the selected Capitalization: "Title", "Sentence", "EachWord",
"Upper", "Lower" or "None". Next, every word/phrase from the input string is compared to the Style Table that was selected
for that string. When a match is found, a replacement is made using the
corresponding word/phrase from the selected Style Table overriding any other
capitalization settings. The result is a precise transformation to proper-case
no matter what type of input string.
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The screen shot above was taken from a sample application created using VB.NET.
This, plus a C# sample, can be found in the NetCase folder. |
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Capitalization |
Style Table |
Text In |
Text Out |
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EachWord |
NameStyle
CityStateZipStyle |
aspen
drilling co
aspen co 81611 |
Aspen
Drilling Company
Aspen, Colorado 81611 |
avoid confusion between words
like "company" and "Colorado" |
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AddressStyle
CityStateZipStyle |
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beechwood ct
hartford, ct 06106 |
1 N
Beechwood Ct
Hartford, CT 06106 |
eliminate
conflict between street suffixes and certain state abbreviations |
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EachWord |
NameStyle |
M/M JOHN OBRIEN PHD |
Mr. & Mrs. John O'Brien, Ph.D. |
expand abbreviations, add
punctuation |
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NameStyle |
minnesota mining and
manufacturing company |
Minnesota Min & Mfg Co |
abbreviate business words to
fit address line |
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The
use of the wildcard character (*) in the style tables allows you to proper case entire groups of words
depending on their prefixes. |
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Save Keying Time -
automatically convert symbols and translate abbreviations into their
correctly-capitalized full-spelling
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Instantly Correct Typos - using
the built-in list of common misspellings
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Field Length Control - create
or expand abbreviations using the built-in USPS-approved abbreviation
tables containing more than 2,300 entries
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Personalization - over 1,000
proper-cased and punctuated Irish surnames are included
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Free upgrades
for a full year
(License
&
Maintenance
agreements)
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Apply different capitalization rules to the
same word depending on its context
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Eliminate conflict between street address
and city/state: Ct = Court, CT = Connecticut
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Correctly case surnames names like:
"McDonald" and "O'Brien" and medial caps such as: "FEDEX" to "FedEx"
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Standardize name prefixes like:
"M/M" and
"M&M" to "Mr. & Mrs."
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Designed for use with C#,
VB.NET and other .NET compatible
programming languages
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