OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# WebObjects/Web Applications/Development/Localization and Internationalization
### Unicode

To Enable Unicode for your WO app, add the following to your application constructor:
This tells all WOResponse and WORequest to use UTF8 (Unicode).
Then you just need to tell the browser. Make all your .wo pages include this meta tag in their HTML:

#### Jesse Barnum

Great tip - here is a simple method call you can stick in your Application object to automatically achieve the results outlined above:

#### Helmut Schottmüller

Unfortunately it's not so easy if you want to use file upload fields and UTF-8 encoding in the same form. Adding a file upload component means that you have to set the form's enctype to "multipart/form-data". To force a multipart form to use UTF-8 encoding usually needs an enctype of "multipart/form-data; charset=UTF-8" but WO is not able to identify such a form as multipart form. You will get a "java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: This form is missing a 'enctype=multipart/form-data' attribute. It is required for WOFileUpload to work." error when you open the form in the browser.
To make sure that UTF-8 is supported in multipart forms as well, you have to add the following code to your Application object:
To make WOFileUpload components working I also had to add the launch parameter -WOUseLegacyMultipartParser true to my application. This launch parameter forces the parsing of all form values, the first time WORequest.formValues is called. See the apple developer documentation for additional information. Without -WOUseLegacyMultipartParser true I had serious problems in my applications using a WOFileUpload component because the bindings data and filePath have been emptied after a form POST.
With Jesse's code and this extension, you will be able to handle UTF-8 character data correctly in your WO application.
If you use localized strings in your UTF-8 application you may also check out Project Wonder's ERXLocalizer class.
# World Tea Bag Catalogue/C
### Index of Brands / C

* NED C1000
* ITA C24
* NED C'Estbon
* URU Cabral
* ARG Cachamai
* ARG Carrefour
* BEL Carrefour
* FRA Carrefour
* ITA Carrefour
* POL Carrefour
* ESP Carrefour
* TUR Carrefour
* FRA Casino
* BRA Castellari
* TUR Çaykur
* PRT Cem Porcento
* ESP Centra
* PRT Chá Luso-Brasileiro
* ITA Columbus
* ITA Conad
* ITA Continente
* PRT Continente
* DEN Coop
* DEU Coop
* HUN Coop
* ITA Coop
* SUI Coop
* MRI Corson
* FRA Cotterley
* ESP Coviran
* ARG Cruz de Malta
* BEL Cuperus
* GBR Curtis
Total : 33
# World Tea Bag Catalogue/D
### Index of Brands / D

* PRT D. Duarte
* JOR Dana Tea
* ESP Dani
* ITA Darma
* PRT Da Terra
* USA David Rio
* ITA Decca Food
* PER Del Valle-Huyro
* PER Delisse
* PRT Delta
* PRT Deltea
* FRA Dia
* PRT Diese
* LKR Dilmah
* TUR Doga
* TUR Dogadan
* TUR Dogus
* ARG Duendes del Prado
* USA Dunkin' Donuts
* PRT Durant Passos
Total : 20
# World Tea Bag Catalogue/Delta
## Delta

* Series
| PRT-0001 |
| File:MI File:MI | Tea bag Name : Camomila Manzanilla | Brand Group : |
| File:MI File:MI | Serie Name : Serie 1 | Bag number : no number |
| File:MI File:MI | Tea Type : Herb Infusion | Flavours : Chamomile |
| File:MI File:MI | Flap : Short straight flap | Front Texts : Infusão de Ervas Infusion de Hierbas |
| File:MI File:MI | Back Texts : Delta Cafés | Flap Texts : Infusão de Ervas Infusion de Hierbas |
| File:MI File:MI | Material : Paper | Form : Rectangular |
| File:MI File:MI | Colours : Orange, White | Size : |
| File:MI File:MI | Size : | Country : Portugal |
| File:MI File:MI | Year : | Notes : |
| Tea bag Name : Cidreira Melisa | Brand Group : |
| Serie Name : Serie 1 | Bag number : no number |
| Tea Type : Herb Infusion | Flavours : Lemongrass |
| Flap : Short straight flap | Front Texts : Infusão de Ervas Infusion de Hierbas |
| Back Texts : Delta Cafés | Flap Texts : Infusão de Ervas Infusion de Hierbas |
| Material : Paper | Form : Rectangular |
| Colours : Rose, White | Size : |
| Size : | Country : Portugal |
| Year : | Notes : |
| Tea bag Name : Ceilão Te de Ceylan | Brand Group : |
| Serie Name: Serie 1 | Bag number : no number |
| Tea Type : Chá Preto Té Negro | Flavours : Black Tea |
| Flap : Short straight flap | Front Texts : Chá Preto Té Negro |
| Back Texts : Delta Cafés | Flap Texts : Chá Preto Té Negro |
| Material : Paper | Form : Rectangular |
| Colours : Violet, White | Size : |
| Size : | Country : Portugal |
| Year : | Notes : |
| Tea bag Name : Menta-Poleo Menta | Brand Group : |
| Serie Name: Serie 1 | Bag number : no number |
| Tea Type : Herb Infusion | Flavours : Spearmint |
| Flap : Short straight flap | Front Texts : Infusão de Ervas Infusion de Hierbas |
| Back Texts : Delta Cafés | Flap Texts : Infusão de Ervas Infusion de Hierbas |
| Material : Paper | Form : Rectangular |
| Colours : Green, White | Size : |
| Size : | Country : Portugal |
| Year : | Notes : |
| Tea bag Name : Tila Tilia | Brand Group : |
| Serie Name : Serie 1 | Bag number : no number |
| Tea Type : Herb Infusion | Flavours : Linde |
| Flap : Short straight flap | Front Texts : Infusão de Ervas Infusion de Hierbas |
| Back Texts : Delta Cafés | Flap Texts : Infusão de Ervas Infusion de Hierbas |
| Material : Paper | Form : Rectangular |
| Colours : Blue Dark, White | Size : |
| Size : | Country : Portugal |
| Year : | Notes : |
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# World Tea Bag Catalogue/Ekono
## Ekono

* Series
| Tea bag Name : Boldo | Brand Group : |
| Serie Name : Hierbas | Bag number : no number |
| Tea Type : | Flavours : Boldo |
| Flap : Half long straight flap | Front Texts : Calidad certificada |
| Back Texts : Producido y Envasado para Supermercados Ekono por Cambiaso Hnos. S.A.C. | Flap Texts : Ekono Boldo Hierbas Calidad certificada |
| Material : Paper | Form : Rectangular |
| Colours : Yellow, Brown, White | Size : |
| Weight : | Country : Chile |
| Year : | Notes : |
| Tea bag Name : Manzanilla | Brand Group : |
| Serie Name : Hierbaa | Bag number : no number |
| Tea Type : | Flavours : Chamomile |
| Flap : Half long straight flap | Front Texts : Calidad certificada |
| Back Texts : Producido y Envasado para Supermercados Ekono por Cambiaso Hnos. S.A.C. | Flap Texts : Ekono Manzanilla Hierbas Calidad certificada |
| Material : Paper | Form : Rectangular |
| Colours : Yellow, Red, White | Size : |
| Weight : | Country : Chile |
| Year : | Notes : |
| Tea bag Name : Menta | Brand Group : |
| Serie Name : Hierbaa | Bag number : no number |
| Tea Type : | Flavours : Mint |
| Flap : Half long straight flap | Front Texts : Calidad certificada |
| Back Texts : Producido y Envasado para Supermercados Ekono por Cambiaso Hnos. S.A.C. | Flap Texts : Ekono Menta Hierbas Calidad certificada |
| Material : Paper | Form : Rectangular |
| Colours : Yellow, Green, White | Size : |
| Weight : | Country : Chile |
| Year : | Notes : |
Search Tea Bags by Brands :
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# World Tea Bag Catalogue/E
### Index of Brands / E

* DEU Earls Tea
* GBR Edinburgh Tea & Coffee Comp.
* CHI Ekono
* ARG El Reino de la Miel
* FRA Elephant d'Or
* FRA Enami Tea
* ITA Espresso & Salute
* ITA Everton
* GRC Evripos
Total : 9
# XHTML/XHTML Validating
## Introduction

Validating is done through the W3C Markup Validation Service. The W3C allows the user to check the documents for conformance to XHTML.

## The Website

The validating website is http://validator.w3.org/
# XML - Managing Data Exchange/A single entity/Exercises

Single-Entity CHAPTER => A Single Entity
Single-Entity ANSWERS => Answers
Class Example - Wine Store
Develop an XML Document, an XML Schema, and an XML Stylesheet that integrate information about the wine found in a wine store: wine id, winery, vintage, style, country, region, cost, price, inventory level, and description.
1. A museum problem.
    a. Create an XML schema to describe a museum entity that has the following attributes: museum name, date established, address and URL. Check that it is well-formed and valid.
    b. Using the schema, create an XML document and populate it with data for two museums. Check that it is well-formed and valid.
    c. Write an XML stylesheet to display the name of the museum, date established and the URL. Check that it is well-formed and valid.
2. XML dataflow model. Try to build a dataflow model containing the following components and how they work together: - XSL stylesheet - XML documents - XML schema - XSL(T) Processor - different outputs
3. A fraternity or sorority problem.
    a. Create an XML schema to describe a fraternity or sorority that has the following attributes: name of organization, type of organization (fraternity or sorority), address, URL. Check that it is well formed and valid.
    b. Using the schema, create an XML document and populate it with data for two organizations. Check that it is well-formed and valid.
    c. Write an XML stylesheet to display the name of the organization, type of organization, address and the URL. Check that it is well-formed and valid.
4.Concept to XML. Using the output below, design an XML Document, XML Schema, and XML Stylesheet that will produce such a display.
| Actor | Information |
| Brad Pitt | 18 December 1963 Shawnee, Oklahoma |
| Julia Roberts | 28 October 1967 Smyrna, Georgia |
| George Clooney | 6 May 1961 Lexington, Kentucky |
| Renée Zellweger | 25 April 1969 Katy, Texas |
| Johnny Depp | 9 June 1963 Owensboro, Kentucky, USA |
| Jennifer Aniston | 11 February 1969 Sherman Oaks, California |
| Samuel L. Jackson | 21 December 1948 Washington, District of Columbia |
| Nicole Kidman | 20 June 1967 Honolulu, Hawaii |
Single-Entity CHAPTER => A Single Entity
Single-Entity ANSWERS => Answers
# XHTML/XHTML Entities
## Half( ½ )

    &#189;

## Acute Accent( é )

    &#233;

## Amersand( & )

    &#38;

## Apostrophe( ' )

    &#39;

## Backtick( ` )

    &#96;

## Bullet( • )

    &#8226;

## Cents( ¢ )

    &#162;

## Ellipsis( … )

    &#8230;

## Emdash( — )

    &#8212;

## Endash( – )

    &#8211;

## Left Quote( “ )

    &#8220;

## Right Quote( ” )

    &#8221;
# XHTML/XHTML Objects

In HTML, objects could only be attached to specific image tags or object tags. This changed with XHTML, where these images or resources can be attached to almost any tag.

## Images

Images can be explicitly specified with the img tag. XHTML also provides the ability to attach images to span tags as described blow. A significant change from HTML is that there is no longer an alt attribute to describe the image if it cannot load; instead, the content enclosed within the tag pair (if any) is displayed if the resource cannot be loaded.
The src attribute contains a URL to the resource in question. If the resource can be loaded, it replaces the tag with the object itself. Otherwise, the content within the tags is displayed instead. This attribute is used in combination with srctype, which provides information about the resource in question. Typically, it may appear as "image/png" or "image/jpeg".
The encoding attribute identifies the character set of the resource, if it is a text document.
An image can also be used as a navigation map with the usemap attribute, which refers to an id of a navigation list within the element. The <li tags within the navigation list will have the shape and coords elements to specify the details of the navigation map.

## Objects

Arbitrary objects within XHTML are declared by the <object tag. The object itself is loaded from the src attribute. If the object is loaded successfully, it will be loaded with the parameters enclosed within the object tag. However, a failure will cause the enclosed to be rendered instead.
The following attributes are used:
| Attribute | Description |
| src | The source of the object. |
| srctype | The type of object, such as "image/png", "audio/mpeg", or "application/x-java-applet". Other types are possible. |
| id | A unique identifier for the object, if applicable. |
| archive | Provides additional URLs which are related to the object. |
| content-length | Provides the size of the object in question. |
| declare="declare" | If present, causes the object to be loaded after the document finished loading. |

### Parameters

Within the object tag, parameters can be included to provide information to the loaded object.
The <param> tag uses two base attributes; name which is the name of the parameter, and value which is the content of the parameter. In addition, the param tag can also use valuetype if the parameter's value is a reference (ref) or object (object). Be default, the value type of the parameter is data.

### Standby

Content within a <standby> tag is displayed when an object is loading, but hasn't yet finished.

## Scripting objects

The <handler> tag indicates a script that handles events within the document. If the browser is unable to load the handler, it will process the content enclosed within the handler tag pair instead, including additional nested handler elements.
With the handler element, the type attribute is mandatory. It describes the scripting language used, such as "text/javascript".
# Trigonometry/Price's Theorem

Price's Theorem states that as $n\rightarrow \infty$
    $\cos \left({\frac {\theta }{2}}\right)\cos \left({\frac {\theta }{4}}\right)\cos \left({\frac {\theta }{8}}\right)...\cos \left({\frac {\theta }{2^{n}}}\right)\rightarrow {\frac {\sin \theta }{\theta }}$.
Lemma
As $n\rightarrow \infty ,\,2^{n}\sin \left({\frac {\theta }{2^{n}}}\right)\rightarrow \theta$.
Proof of lemma
As $n\rightarrow \infty ,\,{\frac {\theta }{2^{n}}}\rightarrow 0$ hence ${\frac {\sin \left({\frac {\theta }{2^{n}}}\right)}{\frac {\theta }{2^{n}}}}\rightarrow 1$. Rearranging, the result follows.
Proof of theorem
$\sin(\theta )=2\sin \left({\frac {\theta }{2}}\right)\cos \left({\frac {\theta }{2}}\right)=2^{2}\sin \left({\frac {\theta }{4}}\right)\cos \left({\frac {\theta }{4}}\right)\cos \left({\frac {\theta }{2}}\right)=...$
Thus
$\cos \left({\frac {\theta }{2}}\right)\cos \left({\frac {\theta }{4}}\right)...\cos \left({\frac {\theta }{2^{n}}}\right)={\frac {\sin(\theta )}{2^{n}\sin \left({\frac {\theta }{2^{n}}}\right)}}$
The result then follows from the lemma.
This theorem is due to Bartholomew Price (1818-1898).
# Trigonometry/Proof of special trig values

In this book, you will learn the proofs of the simple and familiar trig values for special angles.

## Proof that tan(45 degrees) = 1

Start with a square, as shown in the first image to the right. Draw the diagonal of the square by using a straight line to connect the upper right vertex with the lower left vertex, as shown in the image below.
| Statement | Reason |
| ABCD is a square. | Given. |
| CB = AB | Definition of a square: the sides of a square are of equal length. |
| CB/AB = 1 | Since AB ≠ 0, we can divide both sides by AB. |
| $\angle DAB=90^{\circ }$ | Each angle of a square is a right angle. |
| $\angle CBA=90^{\circ }$ | Each angle of a square is a right angle. |
| Triangle CBA is a right triangle. | A triangle is a right triangle if and only if it has a right angle. |
| $\angle CAB=45^{\circ }$ | The diagonal line AC bisects right angle DAB, and half of 90$^o$ is 45$^o$. |
| $\tan(45^{\circ })=CB/AB$ | Trig ratios: tangent is defined as the ratio of the opposite side to the adjacent side. |
| $\tan(45^{\circ })=1$ | Substitute equals for equals. |

## Proof that cos(60 degrees)=0.5

Start with a right triangle. Draw a perpendicular line from the top vertex to the midpoint of the low base, as shown in the image to the right. That line bisects the low base, BC, into two equal segments.
| Statement | Reason |
| Triangle ABC is an equilateral triangle. | Given. |
| AM is a bisector of BC. | Given. |
| AC = BC | All three sides of an equilateral triangle are congruent to one another. |
| $\angle ACM=60^{\circ }$ | Since the angles are equal, and since they add up to 180 degrees, each individual angle must be 60 degrees. |
| MC = ${\frac {1}{2}}$ BC | Definition of a bisector |
| MC = ${\frac {1}{2}}$ AC | Substituting equals for equals. |
| $\cos(60^{\circ })=MC/AC$ | Trig ratios: cosine is defined as the ratio of the adjacent side to the hypotenuse. |
| $\cos(60^{\circ })=1/2=0.5$ | Substitute equals for equals. |
# Trigonometry/Reflections in a triangle

Take any triangle ABC and any point P.
Let X be the reflection of P in BC (or BC extended), Y be the reflection of P in AC (or AC extended) and Z be the reflection of P in AB (or AB extended).
Then the four circles XYC, YZA, ZXB and the circumcircle of ABC all paas through the same point, the reflection of P in ABC.
# Trigonometry/Reflections in a line

Given any point P and a line not passing through P, the reflection of P in that line is defined as follows:
* Draw the perpendicular from P to the line; let it meet the line at O.
* Extend the perpendicular to the other side of the line.
* Let OQ equal OP in length.
* Then Q is the reflection.
If the line passes through P, then P is its own reflection in that line.
# United States Postage Meter Stamp Catalog/Sub-group AR-NGD: Stamps used by the National Guard for official business
#### Sub-group AR-NGD: Stamps used by the National Guard for official business

* AR-NGD stamps are identified by the slogan since the town mark contains no indication of military use.
* The National Guard offices come under the jurisdiction of both the Army and the Air Force. Slogans that indicate either the Army National Guard or the Air National Guard are cataloged in the AR-ARM or the AR-AIR sub-groups. Those that do not reference either are cataloged here.
* First seen in the 1980s.
NOTE: Since a systematic accounting of National Guard meter stamps has not been attempted before, it is likely that more types and varieties exist than those cataloged here.
AR-NGD1. Pitney Bowes.
    Type ID2 with slogan used by a National Guard contingent.
    V/F: ≋0 .00
AR-NGD2. Friden.
    Type KE1.3 with slogan used by a National Guard contingent.
    V/F: ≋0 .00
AR-NGD3. Hasler.
    Type LB1.1 with slogan used by a National Guard contingent.
       A. With generic slogan: OFFICIAL / GOVERNMENT MAIL / PENALTY FOR / PRIVATE USE
       B. With slogan used by a specific National Guard contingent
    V/F: 00.00
# United States Postage Meter Stamp Catalog/Sub-group AR-ARM: Stamps used primarily for Army official business
#### Sub-group AR-ARM: Stamps used primarily for Army official business

* Some of these stamps are quite elusive but their actual rarity is not known. As a consequence no specific rarity indicators are shown for this sub-group.
* First seen in the early 1970s.
AR-ARM1.1. Pitney Bowes.
    Type IC4.1 with town mark: ARMY POSTAL SERVICE at top, APO and five-digit number at bottom:
       - 09162 (388301)
       - 09189 (375543)
       - 09757 (375517)
    V/F: ≋ 00 :
AR-ARM1.2. Pitney Bowes.
    Type IA4.5 with town mark: ARMY POSTAL SERVICE at top, APO and five-digit number at bottom:
       - 09028 (370017)
       - 09123 (169333)
       - 09757 (375581)
       - 96331 (369998)
    V/F: ≋ 00 : (widely spaced colon dots)
AR-ARM2.1. Pitney Bowes.
    Type IC3.1 with town marks:
       A. ARMY POSTAL SERVICE / APO (5 digit number)
       B. ARMY POSTAL SERVICE / APO NY09175(969118)
       C. ARMY POSTAL SERVICE FPO AE / 09499(954579)
       D. ARMY POSTAL SVC APO AE / 09226(968959)
    V/F: ≋0 .00 (wavy lines at left 2mm tall)
    V/F: ≋0 .00 (small wavy lines at left 1mm tall)
AR-ARM2.2. Pitney Bowes.
    Type IC3.1 with town marks:
       A. ARMY POSTAL SERVICE / APO (5 digit number)
       B. ARMY POSTAL SERVICE at top, five-digit number at bottom:
          - 09102 (3303824)
          - 09702 (3301301)
       C. ARMY POSTAL SERVICE APO at top, five-digit number at bottom:
          - 09205 (3303824)
          - 09630 (3361313)
          - 09705 (3381322)
       D. ARMY POSTAL SVC APO AE at top, five-digit number at bottom:
          - 09096 (3352713)
          - 09114 (3351986)
          - 09165 (3300564)
          - 09703 (33###44)
       E. US ARMY / APO 96224 (3301834)
       F. US ARMY APO / 96503 (3348052)
       G. US ARMY APO AP / 96337 (3368213)
       H. ARMY POSTAL APO AP / 96260 (330054#)
    V/F: ≋0 .00 (wavy lines at left 2mm tall)
    V/F: ≋0 .00 (small wavy lines at left 1mm tall)
AR-ARM2.3. Pitney Bowes.
    Type IC4.1 with town mark: ARMY POSTAL SERVICE at top, APO and five-digit number at bottom:
       - 09046 (931127)
       - 96301 (844993)
       - 96331 (909139)
    V/F: . 00
AR-ARM3. Pitney Bowes.
    Type ID3 with slogan used by the Army National Guard.
    V/F: ≋0 .00
AR-ARM4. Postalia (Tele-Norm).
    Type JA2.1 with town mark: ARMY POSTAL SERVICE at top, 09403 / APO at bottom.
    One meter only: T-N 608 869
    V/F: ≋.00
AR-ARM5. Hasler.
    Type LA1.1 with slogan used by the Army National Guard.
    V/F: 00.00
# United States Postage Meter Stamp Catalog/Sub-group AR-MAR: Stamps used primarily for Marine Corps official business
#### Sub-group AR-MAR: Stamps used primarily for Marine Corps official business

* Some of these stamps are quite elusive but their actual rarity is not known. As a consequence no specific rarity indicators are shown for this sub-group.
* First seen in 1977.
Type MAR-IC3A in 2001 edition
AR-MAR1.1. Pitney Bowes.
    Type IC3.1 with town mark: U.S. MARINE CORPS at top, FPO and five-digit number at bottom:
          - 98764 (954354)
          - 98773 (954354, 969557)
    V/F: ≋0 .00 (wavy lines at left 2mm tall)
    V/F: ≋0 .00 (small wavy lines at left 1mm tall)
Type MAR-IC3B in 2001 edition
AR-MAR1.2. Pitney Bowes.
    As Type AR-MAR1.1 but with larger meter number below "P.B. METER".
    Type IC3.2 with town marks:
       A. U.S. MARINE CORPS at top, FPO and five-digit number at bottom)
          - FPO 98773 (space) (3300429)
          - FPO98773 (no space) (3368253)
       B. U.S.M.C. / FPO 98773 (3361109)
    V/F: ≋0 .00 (wavy lines at left 2mm tall)
    V/F: ≋0 .00 (small wavy lines at left 1mm tall)
Type MAR-IE1 in 2001 edition
AR-MAR2. Pitney Bowes.
    Type IE1 with town mark: USMC FPO / 96373 (6842707, 6842709)
    V/F: ≋0 .00 ≋
Type MAR-IH1 in 2001 edition
AR-MAR3. Pitney Bowes.
    Type IH1 with town mark: US MARINE CORPS FPO AP / 96373 (7157604)
    V/F: ≋.00 ≋
# United States Postage Meter Stamp Catalog/Sub-group NC – Neopost, torch-in-hand
#### Sub-group NC – Neopost, Frank contains torch in hand

* These Neopost digital meters used a thermal-mylar process to apply the stamp.
* Meter models SM22, SM26, and IJ65.
* Earliest date seen: January 3, 1997.
Type NA1 in 2001 edition
NC1. Neopost "SM22, SM26" .
    Torch in hand at left with flames flowing right.
    Frank with straight frame lines at top and bottom, divided by straight lines into three horizontal bands.
    Town line in top band, value figures and "N METER" in middle band, date and meter number in bottom band.
    At right "U.S. POSTAGE" vertical reading up in negative letters on solid background with a column of nine stars at far right.
    The middle band contains four impressions of the value figures, one large and three smaller duplicates across the top of the band.
    Meter numbers in 38000000 series.
    V/F: $0.00$^0$ (Range: 0.00$^1$ to 9.99$^9$)
       a. Town line including lower case letters
       b. Without town line, top band blank
Type NB1 in 2001 edition
NC2. Neopost "IJ65" , June 2001.
    Torch in hand at right.
    Frank with meter number at top above value figures.
    Below the value figures are the meter number, "Mailed From" and ZIP code, and at bottom, breaking the frame line, an 8-digit number which possibly is an impression counter.
    At left, in negative letters against a solid panel, is N neopost reading up.
    At right is "US POSTAGE" reading up.
    Meter number with NO46J prefix.
    V/F: $00.00$^0$ (Range: 00.00$^1$ to 99.99$^9$)