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To: BonniesGuy who wrote (12399)	10/31/1997 12:32:00 PM
From: CMason	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18263

All right, educate us! What revenue is in the pipeline, Guy? Probably not storage systems -- no business, and no margin. Probably not the recent acquisitions -- they're tanking very nicely under Zitel management. Probably not Y2K -- the customers are too stupid, and there's only one code factory which is maybe, sort of, being worked on. Let me guess -- it's the CD-ROM of the collected wit and wisdom of Jack King. No, it's the long awaited contract from the National Institutes of Hype! You've tried. Now bye! CMason

To: BonniesGuy who wrote (12399)	10/31/1997 12:34:00 PM
From: John Kratus	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18263

Re: Revenue in the pipeline Y2K revenue? Now unless my ears were deceiveing me, I don't recall hearing the honorable Jack King mention any y2k revenue or contracts. In fact, he specifically said that there weren't any contracts. There were two, but they fell through. No $$$ in the pipeline. Maybe you are referring to MD revenue? As a CPA, maybe you can explain to me the mechanism for MD's y2k revenue, if any, flowing to Zitel. I've asked the thread before and have received no response. If you have received any inside information from Zitel or any of its employees, I suggest that you contact corey haber before basing investment decisions on it. John