> It continues to boggle my mind why there are folks who have somehow either
> been assigned to or hired to provide the services of a highly skilled and
> expert EDI professional. And then some of these folks broadcast a plea to
> this group asking how to "come up to speed" right away as if this is just
> a
> simple thing to do.
>
> I view this as the same as someone saying they've just been hired to
> write/maintain, etc. application programs written in COBOL and want to
> learn
> COBOL is 3 easy steps - or something else equally complex.
Thane Hubbell wrote a book called "Learn COBOL in 24 Hours." (I'm pretty
sure it's still in print).
However, based on our experiences here as you have summarized, I have to
believe some purchasers were terribly disappointed to learn the book is
organized into twenty-four one-hour lessons......
MCM
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