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To: the dodger who wrote (2274)	8/9/2000 10:47:22 AM
From: unclewest	Respond to of 2467

hi dodger, i am the G&K early adopter. :o) yesterday i saw a trading opp here on fud. sold those shares into the gap this morning. then i turned around and bought the dip in my 10 year account. in that account i like to average in over time. adding on significant developments and real bad market days. i was just sitting here wondering what USA sales will look like in 2 years, when lhsp is in every computer that uses office. i think i will like it. unclewest

To: the dodger who wrote (2274)	8/9/2000 12:59:27 PM
From: Apollo	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 2467

Hi Dodger..... Another G&K refugee here. <g> So just what does that WSJ article mean? To me, it means that L&H has a PR problem. And yesterday proved that that's no small matter. But just because GB put out some bad information to a reporter does NOT mean he walked into their accounting office and "fudged the numbers". I agree with UW and others that "the story" is enchanting, and having MS Office 10 in every PC has got to bring smiles to all LHSP shareholders. Nevertheless, in which company does one prefer to invest: 1. the company in which the CEO knows the company and the numbers, and can properly guide analysts, or 2. the company that is driven by the CEO who puts "out some bad information to a reporter"? I like the field of Speech Recognition. I am not convinced that LHSP is the way to play that field. Apollo