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in-box

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n.1.a wood or metal receptacle placed on a desk to hold incoming material requiring attention, especially documents.


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today announced that it has become an in-box content provider for Palm, Inc.
The in-box provides participants with access to the change proposal, as well as the documents and data needed to review and audit the change.
5, the universal in-box has evolved into the `convergence in-box,'" said Randal DePriest, director and vice president for Intersis.
 
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