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Hi, everyone! Who can advise where to find some
book or manual on EXPEDITOR? Does it exists at
all?
book or manual on EXPEDITOR? Does it exists at
all?
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Hi Edsmol,
In your last request for info you never bothered to reply whether the suggestions helped or not. I find this rude behavior. If you want my help in the future, keep that in mind.
A "thanks, it helped" or "it didn't work, but thanks anyway" would be a good way to end a thread. Much preferred to the big NOTHING.
I hope other contributors will join me.
Jack
In your last request for info you never bothered to reply whether the suggestions helped or not. I find this rude behavior. If you want my help in the future, keep that in mind.
A "thanks, it helped" or "it didn't work, but thanks anyway" would be a good way to end a thread. Much preferred to the big NOTHING.
I hope other contributors will join me.
Jack
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My question was totally theoretical. I did not check
this logic becouse I did not have this case but thought
it can be someday practical for someone.
Thanks again for your prompt answer.
this logic becouse I did not have this case but thought
it can be someday practical for someone.
Thanks again for your prompt answer.
Hi C85,
Expediter is a 3rd party proprietary software package sold by Compuware Corp. If your company has purchased/leased the product, you may gain access to their manuals/doc @:
Otherwise you're SOL, unless you can obtain a bootleg copy somewhere.
Regards, Jack.
Expediter is a 3rd party proprietary software package sold by Compuware Corp. If your company has purchased/leased the product, you may gain access to their manuals/doc @:
Otherwise you're SOL, unless you can obtain a bootleg copy somewhere.
Regards, Jack.
I generally give "Thanks in advance to replies" when I post in forums(I am new to this one however)-- personally I find that "Thanks" are implied and generally responses are appreciated, no need to add unnecessary responses..
Cheers
Cheers
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