>What type of interface are we speaking about?

It's a Red White and Blue "Air Bill" form that looks (looked?) just like the multi-copy forms (with the perfed edges) that FEDEX provides (provided?) it's pick-up clients. Has a file that contains bill to-ship to info. It's just a GUI - I wrote for a friend (for fun) - but he went out of business.

My suspicion is that FEDEX problably has an on-line form - the only advantage of this one is that it keeps a database of ship-to accounts and numbers.

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>If it is just tracking thats fairly simple, if you are talking a full on shipping product that gets more complex. I sell a product that is FoxPro 8 and multi-carrier. It supports UPS, FEDEX, DHL, and Common carriers with alternative interface options to back-end systems via ODBC or text file transfer. The product was originally developed here is Portland and its source was sold to a couple of companies over time, Pitney Bowes uses the source and calls it Ascent. The version I sell is SPSS Secap Parcel Shipping System.
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>Stephen Johnson
>Portland
>sjohnson@shipmentvault.com