meaning "to the left", "in the middle" and "to the right", respectively) or an alphanumeric character (1, 2, 3... or A, B, C...= starting from left seen from the top most step just before the floor). Also, for postal codes 2000 and up, there is a 1:1 relationship between postal code and town. Estonia In Estonia, use the following format. Finland In Finland, if a person's name is written before the company name in the address field of a letter, then that person is considered the recipient. In this case, no other employee is allowed to open the letter but the indicated recipient. If the company name is before the person's name, then the company is the recipient and any employee is allowed to open the letter. The apartment number can formatted as "" ( is an abbreviation for , apartment) or as "" (the letter indicates the correct staircase in apartment blocks with several entrances.) Finland uses a five-digit postal code. Note that some larger companies and organizations have their own postal codes. France In France, the address is generally formatted as follows: The postal code always consists of five digits. The is usually a town, but may be other territorial entities (up to a ) Organisations, government agencies, and companies which receive large amounts of mail often have a special CEDEX address which goes after the last line (for instance, "75001 PARIS CEDEX"). Germany In Germany, the address is generally formatted as follows: The postal code always consists of five digits. Organizations that receive large amounts of mail may be assigned a bulk customer postal code. These are different from regular postal codes in that they do not have a street name line. Some bulk customer postal codes are shared between several organizations. There are a few places that have house numbers but no street names (e.g. Baltrum) as well as addresses that have a street name but no house number. Some (but not all) private post companies are also able to deliver to Deutsche Post-operated P.O. boxes. Post codes follow the structure of DPAG's mail routing, not administrative boundaries. Each post code is used exclusively for street addresses, P.O. boxes or bulk recipients. Sub-building information, such as apartment numbers, is rarely used—a name on the post box is usually the only method of identification of an addressee within a building. Greece Hellenic Post recommends the following format