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To: country bob who wrote (20310)	7/16/1999 11:11:00 AM
From: Trio	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27722

CB - I don't think an S1a has to be filed for the trading price. The price is already set for $11-$13. Yahoo IPO Page: NetRadio Corp NETR 3.33M $11.00 - $13.00 TBA TBA Filed Profile If the range is changed they must file; however, if there is no change then the day the stock actually trades will "set" the price. Several posts back (about 500) there was a link to an article about getting an IPO off the ground - I think it was posted by David DeAngelis (sp). It was very good for reveling what takes place during the roadshow and the day the IPO trades. I watched the KLOC/SRCH spinoff of a couple of weeks ago. The price for SRCH was set for $9-11 but it opened at $8 - There was not an S1a filed to reflect the difference. So, I can only conclude that nothing has yet to be filed except the actual date of trading, until August. Regards Neal