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To: HandsOn who wrote (2207)6/30/2000 1:57:56 PM
From: nikko   of 3326
 
BALT might get some action here with clinton signing that on-line signatures are as good as paper. This from hoover's
Note the lower part.

BALT with Clintin signing the bill that makes on-line signatures as good as paper might get some action, this from hoovers the lower part is of interes.

Baltimore Technologies would have you balk no more at
the thought of sending sensitive electronic
transmissions. The company makes cryptographic
software and hardware designed to protect digital data
within a company's electronic infrastructure, from its
MailSecure e-mail software to its UniCERT system for
business networks. Baltimore also offers consulting and
systems integration services to customers, which
include ABN AMRO Bank, Bank of Ireland, and VISA.
Baltimore made Internet history in 1998 when US
President Bill Clinton and Ireland Prime Minister Bertie
Ahern digitally "signed" a communiqué using the
company's technology.
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