2008 1099 forms and file layout

Has anyone heard anything from SAP on new file layout and forms for 2008 1099 reporting? Note 1249174 states it is available 1st week in Dec.

Hi Cintia,
I attempted to implement the note via SNOTE. I get the message 'cannot be implemented' probably because the attachment is a zipped file and not an R/3 object of some sort. I then downloaded the zip file to my desktop. The zip file contains two .p6b files. What txn do you use to import the files? SMARTFORMS?
Thanks,
Tess

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