Fwd: I-D ACTION:draft-jones-msgtrk-def-00.txt

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>	Title		: Basic Definition of Message Tracking
>	Author(s)	: G. Jones, B. Ernst, G. Vaudreuil 
>	Filename	: draft-jones-msgtrk-def-00.txt
>	Pages		: 3
>	Date		: 08-Sep-98
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>This document defines message tracking as a prelude to the creation of
>a message tracking model. Message tracking is a messaging  management
>function; it provides the ability to find out, after the fact, the path
>that a particular message took through the messaging  system, the current
>status of that message, and its characteristics.
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