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To: Eveline Bernard who wrote (3417)	11/2/1997 7:34:00 PM
From: A. Reader	Respond to of 9798

<I will have a conference call with Eid Eid in the week of nov 10th.> Eveline, Two questions for Eid if it pleases you to ask them. The CCC start up has been very ambitious with regard to resources and personnel. 1. Was the start-up commenced with a particular customer in mind or, is the technology and potential market so compelling that CCC is a can't miss endeavor? 2. With or without a customer waiting in the wings, what do projected sales ( for 2 years ) look like for the combined software/hardware products? P.S. Eveline, How is it that you have this call scheduled? Regards, Kurt P.

To: Eveline Bernard who wrote (3417)	11/4/1997 7:35:00 AM
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Eveline, More questions for Eid: RE: corelcomputer.com "We are excited that Cancom is our first major Canadian partner," said Eid Eid, president of Corel Computer Corp. "CorelVIDEO provides a multi-media capable platform for service providers like Cancom, creating a single-source solution for corporations and government." What makes Cancom strictly a CorelVIDEO software customer? Couldn't Cancom also incorporate CCC's VNC into their existing hardware infrastructure? Could Cancom be viewed as a competitor on some level? Regards, Kurt P. P.S. Cancom's website: cancom.net