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To: bcoch who wrote (3913)	12/15/1997 10:48:00 AM
From: A. Hayer	Respond to of 9798

Mr. Nielsen added that Corel is close to finalizing several other deals in Sweden and Finland, including several with companies that are moving back to WordPerfect technology after using Microsoft Word for a few years. Corel is also opening a new sales office in Stockholm. There are offices now in Copenhagen and Helsinki. <clipped from the Ottawa Citizen Article> ---------------------- I think Don Sylvester is doing what needs to be done. ah

To: bcoch who wrote (3913)	12/16/1997 1:52:00 AM
From: revbill	Respond to of 9798

hi bcoch thanks for all the links from the ottawa citizen. as a local company they tend to give corel a lot of coverage. i noticed corel has made a couple of deals recently corel.com ottawacitizen.com each deal is for 5000 seats, not a lot but hopefully the beginning of many more to follow. perhaps don sylvester will be able to rescue cos from doc c's mismanagement.

To: bcoch who wrote (3913)	12/18/1997 11:50:00 AM
From: Leo Mitkievicz	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9798

bcoch Thanks for posting your intentions. We've had enough members "vanish mysteriously," leaving a vacuum and no clues. Your active participation on these threads will be missed. Stick around if you still have interest in the company. I would not suggest a sell at this point (except for tax purposes) because I believe the Corel will survive and will trade eventually at higher valuations. When I sold out the majority of my holding, I saved a little back as a very long term prospect. This forces me to continue following the company and to post here. I like it that the price has only fallen 5/16 US this morning. And there can be no margin calls to follow. Just a trim. Maybe the hair on this dog is so short that there's not enough left for a real haircut. And that was O'Reilly's name down there at the e-mail spot. Good Luck and Happy Holidays, Leo