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To: bob yahnke who wrote (7932)	11/17/1997 11:22:00 AM
From: bob yahnke	Respond to of 14577

More dilution would be a problem as well.

To: bob yahnke who wrote (7932)	11/17/1997 11:58:00 AM
From: stock talk	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14577

Sorry Bob, I missed your post, <To: +Tom Terf (7733 ) From: +bob yahnke Tuesday, Nov 11 1997 11:35AM EST Reply #7735 of 7935 Forget the law suits, attorny's, and the waste of time and money. S3 should just give us (the poor shareholder) some stock options that we can exercise at $4 like management and make back part or of our loses. Better yet, take them away from management and give them to the shareholders! This would eliminate attorny's fee's and save S3's cash position. We'd all be better off. Except for the attorny's.> Excellent Idea, I must of been busy that day and missed it.

To: bob yahnke who wrote (7932)	11/17/1997 12:21:00 PM
From: Jan A. Van Hummel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14577

Bob, I missed it. I apologize. You deserve all the credit. The (tradable) warrant should be something as a dividend to existing shareholders. While there would be some dilution, it would not affect shareholders if they hold on to the warrants. If they sell them prematurely, yes there could be some dilution if S3 starts to rise again. However, this is a inexpensive way for shareholders to faster recoup (for some unrealized) losses on the shares they held on October 20, 1997. I am opposed to a reverse split. I have never seen anything good come out of it. If S3 gets back on the right track, it will be trading in the double digits faster than we may think possible today. JMHO Jan