Upon further review

I know why we don’t have a Zip code input mask. We do have some people from Canada and Europe on our mailing list, and their zip code, obviously, would not work with an input mask. That makes sense. On the other hand, why someone there wants to keep up with state level legislation in Ohio is beyond me. 🙂 I’ll just have to get on people to enter data correctly all the time! (Hmm I guess I go back to being a big meanie again, cool for me!)

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