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CENSATION TAB - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CODES

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01	Full time managers and professionals with high incomes, infrequent mail order users
02	Above average full time incomes from finance industry, living in detached houses - infrequent mail order users
03	Social grade AB with high incomes, living in detached houses. Infrequent mail order users, some with low qualifications
04	Managers, senior officials and professionals with high incomes. Infrequent mail order users
05	Highly qualified, living in detached houses, social grade AB. Infrequent users of mail order on high incomes
06	Economically active with mortgaged houses and well above average incomes. Infrequent mail order users
07	Employed full time in education, finance and business services, with high incomes - infrequent mail order users
08	Employed as professionals and senior managers in agriculture, business services and education, with high incomes
09	Full time public servants with well above average incomes
10	Christians living in semi-detached houses with above average incomes
11	Employed full time in finance and business services with high incomes
12	Professionals in education with high incomes. Infrequent mail order users
13	Employed in agriculture with some professionals living in detached houses on high incomes
14	Christians employed in agriculture and education with high incomes. Infrequent users of mail order
15	Employed full time in offices and shops buying their own homes on an average income
16	Many retired christians. Infrequent users of mail order
17	Living in detached houses, employed in agriculture. High users of mail order and frequent supporters of charities
18	Highly qualified professionals and managers with high incomes, employed in finance, business services and social / personal services
19	Employed in education with some professionals. Moderate users of mail order, some have been widowed
20	Highly qualified professionals and managers with high incomes, employed in finance, business services and social / personal services
21	Christians living in semi-detached houses with average incomes. Moderate mail order users.
22	Many factory and manual workers in manufacturing and retail. Buying their own houses, some on average incomes
23	Retired christians living in semi-detached houses with moderate mail order use, some with no qualifications
24	Retired christians, some moderate mail order users, living in detached houses with high qualifications
25	Retired christians with skilled trades and experience in agriculture. High mail order users with intermediate qualifications
26	Hindus and muslims, many employed in the transport sector with some office and shop staff
27	Manual and factory workers in manufacturing, construction and retail, buying their houses on below average incomes
28	Living in terraced housing, manual workers in the retail sector. High mail order users
29	Living in flats, working in the hotel trade, finance, business services and health services with some high income professionals
30	Highly qualified workers in finance and business services with some high income professionals
31	Full time students, working in hotels and education with some medical experience. Occasional supporters of charities
32	Living in terraced houses. Manual workers in manufacturing and retail
33	Hindus, muslims and sikhs working in retail and transport, with some not using mail order at all
34	No professed religion, with low levels of qualifications. Manual workers reading popular newspapers
35	Retired christians who frequently support charities
36	Living in purpose built flats, working in hotels, business and health services. Sometimes support charities
37	Retired without qualifications, with experience in manufacturing. Some support charities some of the time
38	Retired without qualifications, read popular newspapers
39	Employed in manufacturing, construction and retail as support staff. Many read popular newspapers
40	Employed in manufacturing, construction and retail. Have no qualifications and read popular newspapers
41	Process support staff employed in manufacturing and retail, on low incomes
42	Very low incomes - either unemployed or in the hotel trade, but sometimes support charities
43	Retired, social grade E, with no qualifications. Reading popular newspapers with some living in terraced households
44	Muslims in social and private rented accommodation, who sometimes support charities
45	Low level employment, living in social and private rented accommodation and reading popular newspapers
46	Living in purpose built flats; employed in the hotel trade; often do not use mail order. On very low incomes
47	Retired christians with no qualifications previously in process support and elementary occupations, some in semi-detached houses with both social and private renting
48	Social grade E, retired with experience of personal health services. Some do not use mail order
49	Social renting of purpose built flats, read popular newspapers and some do not use mail order
50	Social renting of purpose built flats, very low incomes, some do not use mail order
51	Social grade E, retired with experience of elementary occupations in health. Some do not use mail order
52	Social grade E, retired with experience of elementary occupations in manufacturing. Some do not use mail order but do look after grand-children
61	Consumer Commercial Centres and Offices
62	Public Sector
63	Business & Industry
64	Professional Services
65	Residential Services and SOHO Professionals

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Manual Contents

INTRODUCTION & INSTALLATION      Introduction      Copyright      Installation      Registration      Technical Support      Data & Data Updates OVERVIEW      General Overview      Starting the Program      Main Window FIND BOX & LOOKUP      Postcode Lookups      Other Lookups      Changes      Lookups with Town,      Locality or County      Typing errors and      delimiter insertion      Alias Localities      Lookup & Search Control Codes      Lookup Directives      Examples List Window      Skipping      Drag and Drop RESULTS LIST      Using the Results List      Auto Insert / DDE      Search Quantity      Cancelling a Lookup or Search SEARCH TAB      Using the Search Tab      Grid Reference Lookup      Shortcuts      Special Search Types      Special Search Options      Drag & Drop      Skipping      Alias Localities RESULTS TAB      Using the Results Tab      Customising Fields Displayed      Shortcuts      Drag & Drop      Editable Results MORE TAB      Using the More Tab      Search on More Tab LABEL TAB      Using the Label Tab      Drag & Drop MAP TAB      Using the Map Tab      Detaching The Map      Moving Around      Nearest Locations      Finding Distances      Zooming      Transferring Maps To      Other Applications      Printing      Overview Of A Place      in the British Isles      Grid References NEAREST TAB      Using the Nearest Tab      Creating a New      Nearest Database      Opening an Existing Database      Adding Records      Finding the 'Nearest'      Updating Records      Deleting Records      Filtering Records      Looking up Grid References      Making Labels From      Nearest Records      Showing the Position of      a Nearest Record      Viewing Distances to      One Decimal Place      Importing and      Exporting Records CENSATION TAB      Using the Censation Tab      Build Your Business      With Censation      How does Censation work?      Profiling, Targeting,      Locating and Communicating      Data Protection      Special License required for      use by data bureaux, mailing      houses etc      Using Censation with      AFD solutions      Additional Censation      Information      Drag & Drop DX      Introduction      Identifying a DX Address      DX with Fast-Find      DX Searching      Insert and Robot with DX AFD REFINER ROBOT      Introducing Robot Technology      Enabling Robot      Using The Robot      Wildcards      Robot Settings      System Tray Icon OTHER METHODS OF TRANSFERRING ADDRESSES      Transferring Addresses to      Other Programs      Clipboard      Drag & Drop      Insert      Show AFD Robot How      Tell AFD Robot How      Insert and Robot      Advanced Setup      Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE)      Dynamic Link Libraries MAILING LABELS      Printing Mailing Labels      Label Layout Options      Printing Options COMPACT VIEW      Switching to Compact View      Looking Up Addresses      Inserting Addresses OTHER FEATURES      On Top      Hot Key      Grid References      Export POSTCODE PLUS FOR DOS      PCP-DOS Command-Line      Address Lookup      Searching Techniques      Additional Parameters PROGRAMMING WITH POSTCODE PLUS Appendix      A - Formatting a PAF address             for printing      B - Command Line Options      C - Keyboard Shortcuts      D - Grid References      E - End User License Agreement      F - Reregistration Request Form      G - County Options      H - Censation Additional Info      I - Censation Detailed Tables      J - Censation Bar Charts      K - Censation Glossary      L - Occupancy & Address Types      M - DX Profession List