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To: Sr K who wrote (8527)	7/31/1999 11:29:00 AM
From: Paul Schmidt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11417

Dear BEK, If you insist on nitpicking presumed misstatements then you have to get you're own semantics right. <"Wave's ability"? ... better Wave's intended or expected ability> Correction: "Wave's ability to support micro-transactions that is intended to enable...." The ability has been demonstrated in exhibitions at trade shows back in 1998. Witnessed and reported back by some shareholders. No, I will not get the link. Do your own DD. Quote:"I think (your) misstatement is significant".Unquote. Regards Paul Schmidt

To: Sr K who wrote (8527)	7/31/1999 12:07:00 PM
From: 24601	Respond to of 11417

BEKlein: For your information, I have witnessed a microtransaction in digital content entirely on the client side without a tether to any network. This occurred not in a controlled experiment but, instead, on Joe Consumer's desktop. The content was WaveEnabled at MyPublish by Joe Consumer. The resulting .SMO was stored locally on Joe's hard drive. Using Joe's client-side WaveEnabled device -- a Hauppauge tuner card with EMBASSY-I on board -- Joe tapped his WaveAccount via his local embassy to open the digital shrinkwrap on the content. Conducting such a microtransaction using the server-based emulation of the Wave system is a piece of cake. Try one of the demos at my site, below. This is not vapor. Best wishes, 24601 members.theglobe.com