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  • Subject: IFM Question
  • From: Mark Dunn <mark.dunn@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2001 16:55:35 +1200

We are a Mapics XA 5.0 customer with IFM installed.

We wish to make payments to some vendors using a PC based electronic banking
package.

We realise we can set up a vendor in IFM for File rather than printed Cheque
output.

Can anyone who is currently doing this advise what techniques they have used
to get the data to and from the banking system PC, obviously it needs to  be
pretty robust.

Thanks in Advance,

Mark Dunn

Mapics Support
PDL Holdings


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