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• Credit Card Authorization Form
• NCOALink TM Information Package
• Turbo-Marketing.net Private Label Owners Manual
• DNC Waiver of Liability and Indemnification Form

• New Customer Terms
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• Existing Customer Turbo Private Label Packet
• New Customer Turbo Private Label Packet

File Formats - Acceptable File Data Format, Transport, Media

Data Format

ASCII Comma Delimited

ASCII Quote-Comma Delimited

ASCII Fixed Field

 

 

 

 

CD-ROM/DVD-ROM

- ISO-9660 Filesystem

- Microsoft Joliet Filesystem

- Single-session CD-ROM/DVD-ROM

+ A handling charge may apply for media not listed.

Prerequisites

All Files Must Have a Record Layout

All formats must be IBM or PC Compatible

Transport Method

FTP - File Transfer Protocol - see FTP

e-Mail Delivery - see e-Mail

 

Media Types

Cartridge / Tape

- 3480 Cartridge

- 3490 Cartridge

Standard Label or Non-Label

- EBCDIC Fixed Field

- ASCII Fixed Field

 

E-Mail Delivery Info

e-Mail Delivery

CAS provides e-Mail delivery for small file transfers using MIME-encoded attachments. While less reliable than using FTP, e-Mail delivery is well suited for small files, file layout documentation, and job instructions.

 

Specifications for use of e-Mail delivery with CAS:

-While there is a limit of 25,000,000 bytes (25 Meg) on incoming e-Mail messages to dp.request@cas-online.com, CAS does not recommend attaching files larger than 10,000,000 bytes compressed (10 Meg) in size.

-Attached files MUST be encoded using the 8-BIT MIME encoding scheme used for small files. PGP encryption of files is available - must be setup and approved prior to delivery.

-All incoming files must be compressed (ie. PKZIP, WinZIP, GZip). All outgoing files will be compressed using PKZIP. - e-Mail delivery of processed jobs to the client is restricted to non-web-based email addresses.

-e-Mail is most commonly used with a client program, such as Eudora, Outlook, Outlook Express, PegasusMail, Netscape Mail, and Lotus Notes.

Consult with your Support personnel on the proper setup and use of your e-Mail client program. CAS cannot provide support for your e-Mail server and/or client.

There is a limit of 25,000,000 bytes (25 Meg) on incoming e-Mail messages to dp.request@cas-online.com.  Customers should contact their Customer Service Account Manager via email, fax at 402-963-2100, or by phone at 402-964-9998 or 800-524-0908 after transferring their data to the CAS e-Mail delivery account.

Anyone needing assistance with e-Mail delivery should contact their Account Manager using the methods presented.

The CAS e-Mail address to send files is: dp.request@cas-online.com

 

For more information, visit the following sites:

The Standard for the Format of ARPA Internet Text Messages: RFC 822

http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc822.txt

A list of Available e-Mail clients for Windows/Macintosh from Lycos

http://dir.lycos.com/Computers/Software/Internet/Clients/Mail/

CAS FTP Instructions

The CAS FTP Site address is: ftp.cas-online.com

 

Standard FTP Access

A username and password will be provided by your Account Rep.

Customers should contact their Customer Service Account Manager via email, fax at 402-963-2100, or by phone at 402-964-9998 or 800-524-0908 after transferring their data to the CAS FTP site.

Anyone needing assistance with FTP should contact their Account Manager using the methods presented.

FTP

File Transfer Protocol RFC959 is the IETF specification for client-server file transfer, universally known as FTP. Prior to the introduction of the World Wide Web, FTP was the primary method of exchanging files with a remote server via the Internet. It is still used where:

-uploading and downloading of data files

-restricted access may be required

-the service predates WWW and was never changed.

Specifications for use of FTP delivery with CAS:

CAS does not recommend transferring a file larger than 500,000,000 bytes (500 Meg) for performance reasons.

Should you wish to send us files larger than 500 meg, please consider 3480/3490 cartridge or CD-ROM as the media.

All incoming files should be compressed (ie. PKZIP, WinZIP, GZip).

All outgoing files will be compressed using PKZIP.

PGP encryption of files is available and must be setup and approved prior to transfer.

Contact your Support Personnel on how to install and operate your FTP client software. CAS cannot provide support for your FTP server and/or client.

PDF - CAS FTP Instructions

Please use these recommended FTP Client software packages:

Filezilla is a full-featured, free FTP GUI Client software package for the Windows OS. http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/

NcFTP is a full-featured, free FTP command line Client software package for Windows/Linux/Mac OS. http://www.ncftp.com/ncftp/

AbsoluteFTP is a full-featured, FTP GUI Client software package for the Windows OS. http://www.vandyke.com/products/absoluteftp/