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To: AriKirA who wrote (2121)	8/10/1999 8:23:00 AM
From: Stang	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 77509

Ari: COR and Red Hat have Linux in common: Red Hat will be the first Linux IPO on Wednesday. Nasdaq RHAT Details on IPO here: ipocentral.com Core has the #1 application for Linux (WordPerfect 8) and will have Wordprfect 2000 and Corel Draw 9 on linux by early 2000. Check out these recent articles: ottawacitizen.com nationalpost.com ml Linux interest pushes Corel shares above $7 <<By KEVIN BELL, Ottawa Sun Corel Corp. stock came back to life yesterday, leaping by almost 20% as investors responded to growing interest in the firm's Linux strategy. The software company's shares jumped by $1.15 to close at $7.05 on the TSE. A spokesman suggested a story in the Wall Street Journal may have attracted attention. After the story appeared, securities firms Paine Webber and Hambrecht & Quist bought blocks of shares on the Nasdaq. But analysts are pointing to the growing buzz over the free computer operating system Linux as the primary reason for renewed attention to Corel. Some predicted last week that Corel will benefit from a public offering of shares this week by the Linux software company Red Hat Inc. The IPO will lead investors to look for other firms with Linux software, which could boost Corel shares, they said.>> canoe.com Good luck Stang