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To: David Graham who wrote (52)	9/30/1997 7:38:00 PM
From: Steve	of 2038

I just spoke with Doug Foster (Peak Technologies CEO) peak-media.com and he ask me to clarify something that was posted on this link: techstocks.com Peak's revenues for the 1st quarter, starting Oct. 1, 1997 and ending Dec. 31, 1997, could very well equal more than all four of the previous quarters combind. Doug is very excited about the Investor/Analyst presentation he is going to do in St. Louis. There should be brokers there from A.G. Edwards, Prudential, Merrill Lynch, etc. The date is set for Friday, Oct. 10. Anyone interested in attending please contact Jim Deutsch at Smith Moore & Co. 1-800-264-0472 There should be some good news out this week, I do not know what it is. It may be announcing someone new joining Peak's board. The stock retreated alittle today but on very low volume. Looked like no one was willing to sell. This may be the pattern for a few days since it has gone up almost 100% in the past 5 weeks. Download PeakJet by clicking one of these: ftp://206.169.123.1/pub/PJ154.exe ftp://peak-technologies.com/pub/web20141/PJ154.exe For those who do not know, Peak uses 100% pure JAVA programming language. The big competition to JAVA has been Microsoft's Active-X language. But today Microsoft has canceled all Active-X development. JAVA applets were outnumbering Active-X by 8 to 1 on the internet. Evidence of this can be seen through the disappearence of the section on Microsoft's homepage microsoft.com that once held all ActiveX related content. Of most importance, however, is the effect this will have on the Wintel developer community. Active Platform was supposed to be the future of Microsoft and its developers, and the fact that they are abandoning this initiative is significant news for anyone interested in Internet development.

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