Telexalapú

Telexalapú is a Hungarian term that translates to "telex-based" or "originating from telex." It refers to information or communication that was originally transmitted via telex, a system of teleprinters used for sending typed messages over a network. Telex was widely used for business and official communications from the mid-20th century until the late 1980s, when it was largely superseded by fax and email. Therefore, anything described as "telexalapú" would have its origins in this older technology.

This designation might be applied to documents, records, or even information that was first disseminated through telex. For instance, a historical record of a business transaction might be referred to as telexalapú if the initial notification or confirmation was sent via telex. In modern contexts, the term is primarily historical, indicating a connection to a communication method that is now largely obsolete. The term itself highlights the distinct technological era from which the information originates.