Chris

> Names are a moveable feast. On a functional level, if I want to 
> communicate with IBM IE in the UK I use a piece of software called 
> Expedite. There are other access methods nowadays but that has been 
> around for a long time now. Are there any networks, whatever the name, 
> in the US which you could access using Expedite?

Expedite Manager, Expedite Base were used to connect to the IE (Information 
Exchange) network.  I wrote a few scripts using it. I think it was the only 
network using it, although I've seen similar formatted stuff behind the scenes 
at Walmart.

We had the same thing on this side of the pond.

IE became Advantis, was sold to GXS?

I still have the manuals.  They are useful in a fireplace, along with my Cleo 
3780 manuals.

Earl Wertheimer
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http://www.spe-edi.com



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