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To: FR1 who wrote (6706)	12/9/1997 5:31:00 PM
From: J R KARY	Respond to of 213173

Hi Franz :IBM or Motorola could help both themselves and AAPL But unfortunately most of the indications from them range from a total lack of interest in AAPL to efforts to enhance AAPL's competitors . Maybe its my paranoia but have you noticed the reporting on AAPL since its G3 roll-out has been increasingly "doom-laden" . 1st it was SF Chron , then NYTSN's "death of the PowerPC" , now reporting on AAPL's 10 K with confusing sales "news". Even in a nicely titled NYTSN article "Legacy Mac makes a nice gift" you are encouraged to profit on AAPL's demise: "...the original Mac should prove to be a nice collectible, especially if Apple Computer folds sometime in the near future. Then watch the value of your little $100 purchase soar. " nytsyn.com "Near future"... Somebody is greatly exaggerating the death of AAPL - ignore the name of NYTSN writer Bill Gates which appears on the left side column. Jim K.