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To: Roger A. Babb who wrote (5882)	10/18/1997 11:26:00 AM
From: Mengistu ejigu	of 9285

hello Roger NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Microsoft Corp. will unveil on Monday its own entry to compete in the saturated market of Internet search engines. The search engine, code-named "Yukon," will be used on Microsoft's popular Internet home page and may be integrated in its Internet Explorer web browser and Microsoft Network (MSN) online service. Yukon may be indexed and have channels similar to most other search engines, such as Excite Inc. and Yahoo! Inc. It is unclear whether the search engine technology was being developed by Microsoft employees or a third party. America Online Inc., for example, has a search engine, NetFind, powered by Excite while Yahoo! is powered by Digital Equipment Corp.'s Alta Vista unit. Meanwhile, Lycos Inc. and Infoseek Corp. have both recently received patents for their respective algorithmic technologies. so we will see what will happen on monday... the next step for microsoft will be to Dump CTXS. if CTXS is Dumped by microsoft, the stock will be around 10. Good luck, Ej

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