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VIM DEFINITION (continued):
VIM (Vendor Independent Messaging) is an application program interface (API) that facilitates the exchange of e-mail and attachments between programs from different vendors. From a user standpoint, VIM works in a manner similar to the Microsoft Messaging Application Program Interface (MAPI). The first implementation of VIM to appear on the market was cc:Mail, which was released by Lotus, now a division of IBM. Vim, a similarly-named but unrelated application, is an enhanced version of the vi text editor distributed with UNIX systems. >> Stay up to date by receiving the latest IT term daily. Simply check "Word of the Day" to register. VIM definition sponsored by SearchEnterpriseLinux.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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