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To: steve who wrote (5949)	12/26/1997 5:17:00 AM
From: steve	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26039

***SEMI-OFF-TOPIC*** use these links to waste time only. Unless, if you can come up with a way for Randy to capitalize or to make a new market on these... NAHHH The following links are the result of "fingerprints" searches. The word fingerprints is on the pages somewhere. They have nothing to do with IDX. CAUTION: some could be rated other then "G"... uoknor.edu Know anyone that will submit this? cen.uiuc.edu euphamisms--consider carefully when speaking... thesometimesline.com Valentine cards with a print... dnai.com Mark Fuhrman's cross examination by F.L. Bailey fitnyc.edu Will these fingerprints be scannable? More on topic then the above. cae.wisc.edu An interesting Question. Any answers that a layperson might understand? steve

To: steve who wrote (5949)	12/26/1997 11:04:00 PM
From: Buck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26039

Interesting question on the U.L. Approval. If they are not, knowing what I know about electronics, I believe it would not be a problem at all to gain approval. I certainly can see the wisdom in seeking such an approval from U.L. considering biometrics are to be used in ATM machinces and such and most are exposed to different sorts of severe weather. I will forward this particular question to IDX as well as the U.L. link for their response. I'm betting that this base has already been covered, but who knows! Sometimes the cart still gets in front of the horse.