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To: Stephen Leung who wrote (6313)	11/11/1997 11:35:00 PM
From: Instock	Respond to of 213173

Stephen: I too have a bad feeling about the market tommorow. Fortunitly I am Short on AAPL so if the Market does tumble Wednesday, I sould do well. Even if the Market does not move down big weds., AAPl should have a few more down days before a real threat of moving up. Job's fooled the Media, now the Media is paying AAPl back with not so nice words. IBM, Microsoft and most all WinTel related stocks were up today, APPL was down, again, just one day after the Job's Big Media Show. AAPL will be a nice Long at $14 !! IMO IN

To: Stephen Leung who wrote (6313)	11/12/1997 9:48:00 AM
From: X-Ray Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213173

Actually, Steve, you are somewhat incorrect on item 1. The way the G3 choices navigate, it seems like you can only add to a preconfigured system. In fact, I suspect it is done this way to make it "easier" to start a configuration for the novice, but you can strip out to a basic configuration that is just the machine with "minimum" RAM (32Mb), disk (4Gb), and no monitor. I think they should change this, since it seems from posts here of AAPLs detractors, that most are confused at this entry into the config- urable G3 page, because it looks like the pre-configured pages for older models, and don't realize that navigating the next step puts them into the flexible configuration page. Rather, they should make it clear that you can choose "minimum" or start a with a preconfiguration from which you can modify. I agree it is not so obvious.