TOPIC: commas on cover page

I just noticed that the report generates a comma after the street name but not after the city name before the state. Anyone else have this issue?

ie: 1234 Sample St, Beach (missing comma) CA 92660

I do not see this as an issue.

There is supposed to be a period after an abreviation and then a comma.

You could always spell out Street to eliminate the .

What I mean is there is NO comma between the city and state.

Ethan's right. This is something we'd gone in circles with before as there were a few methods that people were saying the format should be. I can't remember what the end result was as this was probably over a year ago. I did a few searches and at least in the US (I think different country formats was part of the problem), it should be CITY, STATE ZIP. wiki.answers.com/Q/Do_you_put_a_comma_be...p_code_in_a_sentence

Dominic, looking at that link above, it says:

You do, however, put a comma between the city and state. For example:
Atlanta, Georgia
Salisbury, Maryland 21801

If you look at the attached pic it puts a comma after the street thats okay, but not necessary, but it is missing between city=Beach" and state=CA and it puts one between state and zip instead.

Not sure it might be a different formate in Canada. I think they don't use any commas at all.

Ethan I find that interesting that you just used Salisbury, Maryland 21801
as an example.  I live a few hours away from there and my oldest Son actually went to Salisbury University for 2 years before transferring.  To ironic bro.