Anthony,
In case you are not aware there is a several sites for biztalk,
www.biztalk.org and www.biztalk.com. You might
have better luck getting answers from user groups, the one in Seattle is
pretty active for obvious reasons and
I think Microsoft people watch the listserv, http://seattlebiztalk.org.
Dave Frenkel
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From: Beecher, Anthony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 7:11 AM
Subject: Re: BizTalk for EDI, anyone?
> In my case, BT was forced on me (two consecutive years) for political
> reasons. Each time, I simply "gave it enough rope", and it went away.
>
> If you want to place safe bets, the rule of thumb for Microsoft products
is
> that they
> generally "get it right" by version 3. (This is according to Microsoft)
>
>
> >
> [the Three Choices]
>
> 1) "not to worry"
> 2) "here are the problems, but we've found a way to get around
them"
> 3) "run away as fast as you can".
>
> > I'm hoping the Final Answer lies somewhere between the first 2.
> >
> Heh. With that kind of EDI strategy by that kind of company, I think the
> Final Answer is 42. (Douglas Adams, RIP.)
>
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