USPS Facing Identification Marks Barcode

Also known as USPS FIM Barcode, FIM A, FIM B, FIM C, FIM D

Overview
The facing identification mark (FIM) is a pattern of vertical bars printed in the upper right portion of a mailpiece, to the left of the postage area.
The FIM uses a code that tells automated processing equipment some of what it needs to know to do its job. The FIM allows automatic facing (orientation) of the mail for cancellation (postmarking). The FIM also identifies reply mail that bears a preprinted barcode. Barcoded mail is then routed directly to a high-speed barcode sorter, bypassing slower manual sorting or optical character reader (OCR) processing.
Determine which FIM to use as follows:
FIM Standards
Make sure the FIM meets the following standards:

Configuration of the clear zone and the correct location of the FIM

How to create USPS Facing Identification Marks (FIM) barcodes using Barcode Professional

Note: Please refer to the Class Reference documentation for more information about the properties and methods stated in this document.
In order to get a USPS FIM barcode image, please follow these steps:

Example of USPS FIM barcode images

UspsFimPattern property = A will produce the following barcode image for USPS FIM A:
UspsFimPattern property = B will produce the following barcode image for USPS FIM B:
UspsFimPattern property = C will produce the following barcode image for USPS FIM C:
UspsFimPattern property = D will produce the following barcode image for USPS FIM D: