>The client paid for ADP access and has every right to use whatever means they deem necessary to input or output data from the ADP system. Surely ADP has a sup

>The client paid for ADP access and has every right to use whatever means they deem necessary to input or output data from the ADP system. Surely ADP has a superseding right to determine how information enters and leaves their system? I'm not suggesting that's good or bad, just pointing out that it's their system, being a customer doesn't give you carte blanche to do whatever you like. Hell, look at what happened to Aaron Swartz.