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To: Frederick Smart who wrote (43621)	4/27/2000 11:08:00 AM
From: Harvey Allen	Respond to of 74651

Frederick- The Register is sometimes a little weak on accuracy. Late last year they posted that Intel was going to release the Willamette processor December 1999 to counter AMD's Athlon. According to Microsoft's Proxy Statement of September 1999, Paul Allen held 260,723,896 shares. realtimefilings.nasdaq.com It's unlikely that the Register's 50k shares remaining is correct. Paul still has plenty more shares to sell. It's interesting that Steve Ballmer held almost as many shares (239,626,854). He should be the second largest holder of MSFT by now. When Steve starts selling I'd be worried. Harvey