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To: Mike Buckley who wrote (2796)	6/20/1999 11:05:00 AM
From: Jill	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 54805

Dismal...with QCOM...?????? Mike, I don't recall all that the portfolio can do, as they give you a ton of choices, and you can add them and the move them around. Then you can also adjust the horizontal length of any given category. My portfolio has too many things in it to fit onto my screen, so I have to scroll horizontally. But that's okay. I just bopped over to my portfolio and in fact there are lots of bells and whistles I never used which others might like--charting your entire portfolio, for instance, on a bar graph. I really haven't explored it fully. I'm sure there are instructions. As for historical information, what you'd do--which could be tedious but worthwhile--is to input all buys and sells on each equity since 1990. Then it is all available in the portfolio--you open any particular stock and can see it. But what shows up on the daily portfolio is the sum for each portfolio. Am I making sense? Unc Frank, is this Korean? Jill