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A Tour of the Geocoder: To see how the Scan/US Geocoder is organized, click on the thumbnails listed below.  A brief description of each step is also provided.       When you launch the Scan/US Batch Geocoder, you see a window that describes what the Geocoder will do and how you use it. If you just need to geocode a single location, use "Quickfind..." to get access to a "1-up" geocoding utility.     Next, we specify the file to geocode. Using browsing features that are familiar to any Windows user, you can select DBF and delimited ASCII files for processing. A copy of the original file will be stored as a backup.     Next, you specify how geocoding will be processed, including address and ZIP Code tolerances.  You also specify the addition of output fields for standardized addresses and ZIP code data.  In the case of re-procesessing a file, you can also specify whether to skip records already geocoded in a previous pass.     Next, we link specific fields from the input file to input tags the Geocoder will use to identify and process address-related data. You highlight the input field, then click on the corresponding input tag to identify the appropriate data. Fields will automatically be linked by the Geocoder when certain field name criteria is met.     Next, you designate fields which will contain the geocoded output, primarily latitude and longitude coordinate fields.  Typically, these fields will be added and linked by the Geocoder automatically, and you won't have to link the fields yourself, unless you want to.     The file is now ready for processing!  With an optimized file (sorted by ZIP Code), you will see geocoding at record speed, with hundreds of addresses processed every second!

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