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I think you are confusing EDI with standards. You can do EDI anyway
you want – it is whether you have to comply with standards where things get
split. From: Dubost,
Mike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I read all the posts here and am
wondering if any of you are getting requests for “spreadsheets” to
be sent to customers calling it EDI?
It’s looking like anything transmitted is being called EDI without it
actually being EDI as I know it or you folks talk
about. Mike D
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- [EDI-L] EDI Question Dubost, Mike
- Re: [EDI-L] EDI Question Earl Wertheimer
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