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VIM
(Vendor Independent Messaging Interface) A programming interface developed by Lotus, Novell, IBM and others. In order to enable an application to send and receive mail over a VIM-compliant messaging system such as cc:Mail, programmers write to the VIM interface.
1.(messaging)VIM - Vendor Independent Messaging.
2.(text, tool)VIM - Vi Improved.


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