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To: R. Jaynes who wrote (16815)	2/11/2000 2:54:00 PM
From: Ron Ohio	Respond to of 26039

Rick You feel like I do. Been in it since '89 as low as 1 7/8. Also have 12 other people who hung in there with me and they are all in at an average about 3 to 4. Got to thank Randy for an outstanding job. He hung in there for better or worse and he prevailed. Also got to thank Geo B in Riverside who got my wife's aunt into IDX in '87 and finally convinced me that this was the way to go. Looks like we should make Kangas tonight if we stay above 16. Not bad with a market getting creamed. Ron

To: R. Jaynes who wrote (16815)	2/11/2000 11:35:00 PM
From: Loretta Fern	Respond to of 26039

Today's announcement is the catalyst for IDX becoming an "it" stock. IDX now has first class legitimization by this announcement with MSFT. The days of seemingly good IDX announcements being met by the market with a yawn are gone. The story is great and will be embraced by the investment community quickly. Announcements now will be viewed with serious respect and for their incredible potential. Fowler has built the foundation of a biometric gorilla and biometrics will be ubiquitous. The applications for IDX biometrics are enormous and the market will love this new "it" stock. I chose to respond to the nice post by R. Jaynes because it eloquently stated my feelings about being a long-term IDX long. Sincere thanks to all who post their DD so that I could maintain my belief in IDX and continue my pesky day job. Many thanks to Brad Greene for making it entertaining and fun. Good luck to all and if you want to visit the Montana cabin we'd be happy to have ya.