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presort [prē′sȯrt]
(computer science)
The first part of a sort program in which data items are arranged into strings that are equal to or greater than some prescribed length.
The sorting of data on off-line equipment before it is processed by a computer.


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Because the lettershop that is preparing your mail is presorting the mail, you also get added benefits including mailing pieces that would not be allowed to mail by Lettermail standards, an example of this would be pieces that are not sealed all the way around such as a folded newsletter.
Apart from presorting mail, the software also has an optimization routine so that you can further maximize your discounts.
The RoHS-compliant unit captures color, bitonal and grayscale images in one pass, and its document feeder allows continuous feeding of checks, envelopes, tri-fold letters and legal-size documents in a single batch, with no presorting or hand feeding.
 
 
 
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