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Subject:Re: Xerox DocuTech From:Steve Pope <spope -at- CHAR -dot- VNET -dot- NET> Date:Tue, 21 Dec 1993 18:57:16 -0500
> Xerox DocuTech
> Has anyone out there used a Xerox DocuTech? Does it have any quirks, oddities,
> or just plain problems?
> (If "DocuTech" is not the right name, please let me know...)
> tracey showalter
> tshowalt -at- sctcorp -dot- com
Tracey,
One of my customers has a Docutech system that they put in several months
ago. I have four writers on the customer's site that send work to the
Docutech. What type of information do you want? It is a massive system
but very capable. We haven't sent any files to it yet. This feature
should be online by Spring.
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Steve Pope
The Kelton Group
Raleigh
(919) 851-4064
spope -at- vnet -dot- net
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