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To: smchan who wrote (36461)	1/20/2001 8:06:37 PM
From: JDinBaltimore	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50167

Hi Sam, It seems your one of those "Bits & Bytes" guys... My hats off to you! I rarely get this involved technically with a company, I'm pretty much a chart and number trader. But what he was saying, peaked my attention with the bandwidth sell. The conversation was deeper, and I wasn't following too well. Does this lend any further possibility to the claim. Reduced instruction sets within the XML that generate algorithms based on the request. so a query is made, data is sent, based on the data described in the initial query it derives the original value of the algorithm. Then a second request for expanded query is sent the algorithms are compared, the software determines what additional data needs to be sent, and then only the additional information required to complete the request is transmitted. The software realizes that all graphics, headers ect. are already sent, so only needs to send small amount of additional data. And that's all I got out of it. I'll see him next week to clarify, he said its not a Manhattan Project -ggg- just a different approach using mathematical wizzards. Best John