DVD Project Volunteers:<br><br>It&#39;s been several years since I was last involved in the CD/DVD project,
 and it appears that the USPS guidelines have changed in that time.  As a
 result, my old protestations regarding the non-machinable surcharge no 
longer work.  I&#39;m hoping you can give me some guidance as to whether the
 2 DVD envelope still qualifies, and which regulations should be cited.<br>




<br>After my visit to the post office this morning (where, as often 
happens, employees claimed the envelope was non-machinable) I did some 
research to bring my understanding of USPS policies up to date.  Based 
on the following site:<br>




<a href="http://pe.usps.com/text/dmm300/201.htm#1042622" target="_blank">http://pe.usps.com/text/dmm300/201.htm#1042622</a><br>Under the heading &quot;3.4 Standards for Letter-Size Pieces Containing Discs (CDs or DVDs)<br>






Letter-sized packages containing &quot;a single disc&quot; are specifically 
exempted from the non-machinable surcharge.  However, this seems to 
imply problems for the double-disc set.  They also request that the disc
 be positioned at the center of the envelope and secured to prevent the 
disc from shifting more than 1/2 inch in any direction.<br>



<br>Has anybody performed a more thorough study of current USPS policy? 
 The wiki article for the DVD project links to an outdated version of 
USPS policy that is no longer posted online.<br><br>Thanks for your help!<br>Scott