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To: bob oserin who wrote (3582)	12/4/1997 7:54:00 AM
From: sibe	Respond to of 10786

Bob O.: You wrote, "I also wonder, if ALYD becomes an integral part of CPWR's business plan would they want complete control of their coming and goings? Buyout anyone?" Who's the buyer, Alydaar or Compuware?

To: bob oserin who wrote (3582)	12/4/1997 8:34:00 AM
From: John Sikora	Respond to of 10786

bob, FWIW there actually was a 144 filing for ALYD yesterday. No biggie 3100 shares by a R. Mesirow... john

To: bob oserin who wrote (3582)	12/7/1997 6:33:00 PM
From: bob oserin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10786

Dave Eddy and J. Mitchell. have you been keeping up with Bob Bemer and Vertex 2000? If so, can you comment on status of its testing program,marketing program and effect on rest of industry,especially ALYD. BTW, local radio station had Jim Lord as a guest. Whole program was devoted to y2k, He announced that the first lawsuit was just filed against SBT ACCTG SYSTEMS, a software company, because they want to charge for a remedial upgrade of non-compliant software they sold them He also commented that no auto mfr had put complete in y2k ready systems in any vehicle on the rode at this time. He also stated that only about 43% of 1997 built PC systems are 2000 ready. Regards to both of you, BOB O