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To: kfdkfd who wrote (6020)	11/14/1997 8:35:00 PM
From: Steve Rubakh	Respond to of 31646

Any ideas on new utility company that will working with TPRO? Also, CEO said that core business doing well and they do have some kind of unique software addressing those needs. Average Y2K project is $300.000. Joe, did first question come from the people brokering the placement? Did anyone hear Bristol Myers? More contracts ready to go. They only announced the ones there are very comfortable with. PS. Did anyone expected more of a pop in price?

To: kfdkfd who wrote (6020)	11/14/1997 8:43:00 PM
From: TokyoMex	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

A few days ago I made a numbers game of 500 mill rev by end 99. Well according to CEO their immediate target is 3500 sites at $300,000 = 1 billion 50 million dollars at a blended margin of 33% = 347 million dollars. You do the math ! This is more outragous than I originally thought. I also think the new 20,000 cd production already has been spoken for before it ever comes off the press and that will give us immediate 140 million in revenue. As for the Unilever , they have stipulated for TPRO to finish the analysis on 30 plants sites in Canada and USA by end of Nov. Unilever happens to have some 500 plants in North America alone. We also picked up AMAT through VIAS alliance. IVEX is a new chapter. We got PPW, GM, BA, MRK, KO, GLAX, to name a few that we are talking to now and our conversation has increased to 30 Fortune 10s from 12 of September. The continuing dialogue with GM is a positive note also. As far as the shortage of engineers its a double edged sword and it is my concern as well. One good thing is that we have the cds that wil do the preliminary assesment tool that can rely on existing clients labour pool. Hence alleviating TPROs excess at same creating cost saving for the clients. Naturally when we talk of 1.05 billion revenue a critical mass wil have to met and this I trust will be managed by Messrs Jenkins and Kelsall et al. They have done a good job with poise and the faith in the management is what its all about. As for me they have kept all the promise that they have made on public and private level to this writer. I now am gonna relax and stop spitting blood and slowly get ready for my annual Japanese and Korean expats Thanksgiving dinner at my house. Many of my buds sent me their favourite turkey menu and I found a real interesting one from El KAjun, a fried turkey in peanut oil, a la Lousiaina ! So come hither all my fellow TPRO warriors, let us recollect our TPRO weapons, polish them and oil them and sharpen our minds and meditate on our future growth and think how we can as share holders contribute to this growing concern. Lets keep this board on par with steps of holiest temples and lets keep the flippant mice off the steps. Joe TPRO

To: kfdkfd who wrote (6020)	11/15/1997 5:48:00 AM
From: JDN	Respond to of 31646

Dear Kevin: Excuse me for jumping in, but being a conservative accountant by nature-haha--I am PLEASED that they held off hiring large numbers of Engineers UNTIL they could get their tool finished and scope out the market better. NOW, they say they are going to hire 150-190 ADDITIONAL engineers over the next 9 months. Great, that means they will PUT THEM TO WORK ASAP after hiring and trng. THAT means more profits. They also said, no problem finding the engineers. As to CASH, they admitted they were uncomfortable running so tight and were taking steps, unidentified, to improve the cash level. JDN