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Subject: Mapics and EDI
From: bciervo@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 09:13:10 -0400
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I have a requirement to do EDI for one of our environments.  The inbound 
files are on a website and I have to use FTP to download these files into 
MAPICS.  My plan is to reveive 850's and send 810's.
Can this be done?  What options do I have?  I know very little about EDI 
and I can't understand how I can receive these files and rename them on 
the 400 so I can extract the data I need to use offline load in COM.  Any 
comments will be appreciated.


Thanks,
Bob Ciervo
Programmer Analyst
Kinedyne Corp
North Branch, NJ

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