Well I'd say that unless there is a tape and Mr Cowpland can be verified as saying, "I going to violate law xxxx and defraud the shareholder and sell stock knowing fully well that earnings are down and I'm goning to make a killing on this stock sale based on my clear knowledge if inside information." I just don't see the case against selling below ten a stock that is now selling over 30.
To Mr. Rod, your comments on corl are correct. My and my assoicates attempts at star office installs have had results equal to corl. Sun's taking over an open source app and making it sun style open? source will be an interesting case study on the fix or the kill. I'd recommend applix office suite myself. It was the fisrt office suite ported to Linux. It may also be the only current office suite that is java ported and runs on all unixes, Linuxes, and msft virus OSes.
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Applix, Inc. (NASDAQ:APLX - news), headquartered in Westboro, MA, is a leading provider of office productivity and analytic applications for the Linux, UNIX and Microsoft platforms. Applixware Office is the only office suite designed for and integrated with the Linux and UNIX environments. Applix SHELF is an open source application development and deployment system. With Applix Anyware, applications are deployed to any standard web browser using Java. Applix iTM1 is an on-line analytical processing solution for decision support and real-time business analysis. Smartbeak.com is the Linux customer support and collaboration web site. Applix iEnterprise is an
Internet-based customer relationship management (CRM) solution. The Company's products are available on a variety of operating systems and platforms, including Red Hat Linux (NASDAQ:RHAT - news), SuSE Linux, Caldera Linux, Turbo Linux and VA Linux (NASDAQ:LNUX - news), Sun Microsystems Solaris
(NASDAQ:SUNW - news), IBM AIX (NYSE:IBM - news) and Windows 95 & 98 or Windows NT. More information can be found at applix.com.
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