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To: Dennis Nicks who wrote (8663)	2/7/2000 3:14:00 PM
From: zax	Respond to of 9798

Will Microsoft own 4.4% of Corel post merger?

To: Dennis Nicks who wrote (8663)	2/7/2000 3:35:00 PM
From: Willsgarden	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9798

I am a shareholder of CORL, and agree with the "hype" that this has become a linux powerhouse... general street sentiment seems extremely skeptical about linux being the OS is free and open code....and they are not smart enough to realize that support and new apps will fuel huge growth.... the two companies combined can do it all. CORL shoare holders focus mostly on the number of CLOS downloads and sales....as well as this tremendous market developing for the WP Office "SWEET" we're gonna kick ass ,,,and end of this quarter is in sight. welcome all inpr partners.... you had little hopes of competing alone.....now we're a huge factor as partners. IMO

To: Dennis Nicks who wrote (8663)	2/7/2000 3:47:00 PM
From: Herb Duncan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9798

I own both shares both companies Corel has come back from the dead. I think Corels purchase of WP was a stroke of genius, Copeland's thumbing his nose at MS a act of lunacy. But he has taken his lumps over that. The WP suite on Linux has been getting rave reviews on a number of fronts, ease of us, ease of installation etc. I think Mikey might have a winner here but after so many disappointing quarters the street is saying "show me the money" at this point Corel might say "We dont get no respect",if the next couple of quarters show increased revenue and a return to profitability the INPR/COR combination could be a powerful one. I too bought INPR with the expectation of getting more. Wish my crystal ball was better.