AusPos for Mac2.2

Name: AusPos
Rating: 3.25 (2 reviews)

08 May 2007

Database of all Australian postcodes and suburbs.

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What is AusPos for Mac

AusPos is a small freeware program that helps anyone who needs to check post codes to suburbs or the other way around. Simply enter a few characters of the Suburb or postcode and it brings up all close matches of your search. In short it's Australian Post Code and Suburb Database. But it can also be used to calculate the postage cost between 2 postcodes within Australia.

What's new in AusPos

Version 2.2:

Calculating the cost of a parcel from one postcode to another within Australia bug fixed.
Calculating the cost of a letter from one postcode to another within Australia bug fixed.
Is now universal build

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Kobalt

Aug 7 2006

2.0

3.8

Aug 7 2006

3.8

Version: 2.0

nice app, but it still won't find 0200 ... however it does find 200 (AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY . ACT), although it shows 30 other suburbs at the same time here's my wish list for this app ... i'd like to see a resize corner in the bottom right of the results window, so i can expand that window to show all the listings at once (sure, you could ask how many listing will there ever be for any one particular postcode, but let's say i'm looking for '200' or '2250') ... the other thing i'd like to see is a pref pane which allows me to turn off the app's keen interest in connecting to the net every time i look up a post code ... and an option to check for updates manually ... meanwhile, my thanks to the dev for making it available in the first place :)

Guest

Aug 17 2005

1.0

2.8

Aug 17 2005

2.8

Version: 1.0

Shows potential, but vital flaw: for example, the very first entry, 'Australian National University', has a postcode of '0200' - but if I search for '0200', it returns no result (after a while). All Australian postcodes are 4-digit, yet all entries with a zero as a first digit are truncated. Once fixed, this software could be useful. Inaccuracies like this, though, make it of dubious value.