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To: Stocker_Roberts who wrote (5787)	6/15/1999 1:07:00 PM
From: Walter Morton	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18366

It sure would be nice to get a little help from Lanier. As long as it has taken EDIG to make the shipment announcement you would think that Lanier had enough time to post some new pictures -- at least a picture of the docking station. They don't even have a press release on their web site. If HRS put out a press release that mentioned EDIG, the news might reach a new group of investors that have not been waiting several months of this news. They might consider EDIG an exciting opportunity. They probably would not buy any more HRS stock because HRS is trying to spin-off Lanier. Maybe that's why HRS has not issued a press release. Perhaps it will be the second press release out of Lanier after it has been spun-off.

To: Stocker_Roberts who wrote (5787)	6/15/1999 1:26:00 PM
From: Walter Morton	Respond to of 18366

There wasn't much new news for us relatively old investors, but it was nice to read these statements: "This begins the fulfillment of Lanier's *initial* purchase order worth over $3 million to e.Digital." "... we are positioned to play a major part in the evolution of the digital dictation industry." "Beyond dictation, our goal is to leverage our digital product design expertise and MicroOS into one of the *industry standards* for use in portable digital music, data, image and eventually, full-motion video devices."