Shipping options for FEDEX

Can anyone tell me where to find the the follwing FEDEX shipping option fields: Key, Security code, Meter number. We have a FEDEX account but cant find this info for the BC site
Thanks to anyone who can help
Stu

very good resource here http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-2941

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Hi, this is the first time using BC's full E-commerce tools, some things are clear, others not so.
I've studied the BC info quite a bit and watched the tutorials videos that I can find but I'm still not clear on this - How do I tie the appropriate shipping option into the country that somebody wants the item delivered to? ie, What is stopping the buyer from selecting the cheapest drop-down shipping option? For example, the site is in NZ, somebody from UK purchases a product, in the Shopping Cart United Kingdom is selected from the Destination Country drop-down, and if I have more than one custom Shipping Option what's to stop the buyer from selecting the cheapest in the Choose Shipping Option drop-down? I can't find how to prevent this from happening.

Hi Grant,
I'm not so sure that it works so simply like that... there no way to test it outside of flying to another country and using the internet to see if it automatically works like that...
I just assumed that it worked based on users IP, but perhaps not?
Here's the answer i got from support....
"Unfortunately, it would not be possible to automatically set the country and shipping options for the customer based on the location.
You can limit the countries where you deliver, and based on the country selection you can display the shipping options to the customers.
You may go ahead and use the module {module_visitorcountrycode} to identify the country of the visitor, and then use some JavaScript to automatically set the country, and based on that country you can display the shipping options."

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This particular store uses FedEx for shipping, and our feedback so far has been that the fact that a final shipping option turns up at the end is an issue for customers - they usually miss it, and it's just clunky and cumbersome overall.
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After a user enters a zip code they must choose an Available Shipping Options. In my case I am only offering one shipping option and would prefer this to be auto-selected for them to ease the process. I have attempted the following code but it did not work:
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Hi
Try this.
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Locate the {tag_shippingoptions}
Change like this {tag_shippingoptions,true}, save.
Refresh the shopping cart now, you should see the option to select shipping
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Daventry wrote:
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