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To: Rodney Saunders who wrote (590)	7/13/1999 5:11:00 PM
From: Al's Fun	Respond to of 841

It doesnt bother me and also the extra shares they are selling now and in the future dont bother me either....there will be 46 MM shares within a year......

To: Rodney Saunders who wrote (590)	7/14/1999 10:42:00 AM
From: Len Hynes	Respond to of 841

Hi Rodney; Glad you see that you have discovered the ASP market in your investment research, and interesting that you ask..."Which companies are some of the top players?...." Permit me to introduce you to Infocast Corp. (IFCC-OTCBB),one of the industry's first "stand-alone" ASP providers.IFCC has developed and brought to market a central server network capable of linking large user groups that are geographically dispersed, and can do so over high-speed,secure networks with real-time, interactive, distributed computing capabilities that include voice and multimedia features. Infocast has tailored its unique software solutions for three highly lucrative vertical markets in call center servicing, teleworking, and distance learning. Infocast has transformed the central server network into a public utility model, much like a telephone or electric utility.With its powerful iHub network powered by Sun Microsystems Enterprise 10000 Servers, and supported by AT&T's digital Virtual Private Network, the Infocast iHub network will be one of the most powerful,fastest, and most secure networks available. This distinctive combination of having its wholly-owned software solutions ,along with premier strategic alliance partners in Sun Microsystems Inc., and AT&T Canada positions Infocast Corp. to quickly capture a significant market share of this lucrative, and fast moving, computing business.. The consistent, and positive share price appreciation of IFCC during the past several weeks suggests that investors who are keen to get in on the ground floor of this emerging "elephant-size" industry, are looking at Infocast, to be one of the first-mover companies in this sector of the computing industry. I would encourage you to refer to the company's homepage www.infocast-corp.com for complete information on the company.Also,Cliff Jones,Investor Relations,would be happy to send you a complete package on the company...1-877-338-8889.I have talked to Cliff many times since I became a shareholder, and he would be happy to provide you with any information you need.

To: Rodney Saunders who wrote (590)	7/24/1999 2:45:00 PM
From: Len Hynes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 841

ASP's in the Spotlight...WALL STREET JOURNAL According to the Wall Street Journal, the Internet is fueling a fundamental shift in software development from the desktop PC model to Web-Based pay-per-use computing and application services.Companies tapping into this rapidly growing industry are known as Application Service Providers(ASP's). James Bryer, a venture capitalist at Accel Partners was quoted as follows:"Corporations are hastily scratching 'software' from their business plans and substituting ASP....in the past six month's we have not seen a business plan which calls for purchase of conventional packaged software..." Since the ASP sector is forecasted to explode to $21.1 billion in annual revenues within the next two and a half years,company's which are quick to develop and provide leading-edge technological software solutions will undoubtedly capture a lion's share of this highly lucrative market. While there are many emerging ASP's jockeying for market share, one particular company seems to stand out to be well ahead "of the pack".That Company is INFOCAST CORP. (IFCC-OTCBB). What makes IFCC stand out on a comparative basis is that it develops and customizes its own unique software solutions....it is not dependent on packaged applications from other software companies. For more detailed information on Infocast Corp.,so that you are able to make an independent assessment of this company's potential,visit their homepage at: www.infocast-corp.com Following is a link to the Wall Street Journal article: interactive.wsj.com Also, here is a link to what others are saying about the ASP industry: interactive.wsj.com