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To: Kavika who wrote (82824)	2/14/2000 9:58:00 PM
From: Jenna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

NURM, also and NSIL.. With those small stocks like KVHI and WGNR you gotta hope the uptrend continues, and sometimetimes it doesn't. KVHI did not have a great report and the news of a law suit doesn't help any. NURM, NSIL and PARS had way more potential. But even NURM could easily tank if tomorrow's earnings are not good. Monday February 14, 12:21 pm Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: NUR Macroprinters Ltd. NUR Macroprinters Announces Commercial Release of NUR Fresco(TM) Wide-Format Digital Production Press MAGSHIMIM, Israel, Feb. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- NUR Macroprinters Ltd. (Nasdaq: NURM - news), a world-leading manufacturer of wide and superwide format digital printing systems, today announced the commercial release of its NUR Fresco(TM) screenless wide-format digital production press. Production units began shipping in January 2000 and are currently being installed worldwide. The NUR Fresco(TM) offers a digital alternative to wide-format screen printing for short and medium-run jobs. The commercial release of the NUR Fresco(TM) follows the successful completion of an extensive beta test program at customer sites in Europe, Asia and the U.S. ''The NUR Fresco is a digital alternative to traditional screen printing for wide-format printing in production environments and will play a leading role in the digital revolution taking place in the market for cost-effective short and medium run digital solutions,'' said Erez Shachar, President and CEO of NUR Macroprinters Ltd. ''We are pleased with the results of commercial installations of the product that have recently taken place worldwide.'' One of the first companies to take delivery of the new NUR Fresco? is ExtraLarge of Milan, Italy. The company is enthusiastic about this latest addition to its wide format production technology, especially since the machine was up and running almost immediately after its arrival on site.