That sounds like the way to go. Even if the van allowed you to send it,
scanned images of docs would be bloated & very expensive to transmit. Unless
you're using AS2, in which case you could send whatever you want.

Travis- 

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 2:51 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [EDI-L] Scanned docs inside of EDI transmissions


Quoted text is from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, by 
John Knight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>How would you handle this if it was presented to you?

My initial reaction as I started reading your post was that you were 
faced with a situation where you effectively wanted to send a variety of 
'attachments' to an EDI message, most of which were not really intended 
for automatic computer processing - and that the solution was to send a 
reference to them, with the attachments placed on a web or (secure) FTP 
server. This was the solution you proposed.

I was slightly amused by the fact that my support function for client 
EDI systems involves sending binary email attachments (executables and 
compiled tables) and, because of the increasingly aggressive mail 
scanning carried out by many companies, I now as a matter of course 
place the files on a webserver and send only the URL in the mail body 
itself.

Regards
Chris

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