Redesigned Domestic Mail Manual to Debut at Postal Forum

The redesigned "Mailing Standards of the United States Postal Service" will be released at the 2005 National Postal Forum, the mailing industry trade show being held March 20-23 in Nashville, TN.


The booklet, also known as DMM 300, which focuses on the needs of large-volume mailers, postal employees and customers who require access to all mailing standards, will be given to registered forum attendees beginning March 20 and throughout the event while supplies last.


The DMM 300 is the third of a series including the DMM 100, "A Customer's Guide to Mailing," and the DMM 200, "A Guide to Mailing for Businesses and Organizations."


Information in the DMM 300 has been restructured and renumbered, helping users find information they need to make mailing decisions. Mailers will find standards organized around shape of mail, class of mail and topic.


"Making mailing standards easier to understand helps our customers make better decisions on the processes they use to create mail pieces and the services they select to send those pieces," said Anita J. Bizzotto, USPS chief marketing officer.


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