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To: Link Lady who wrote (958)	1/2/1998 10:51:00 PM
From: esecurities(tm)	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4231

747 JUMBO JET. A new product from Alpha Software. retail.alphasoftware.com WebFiler is an industry critically acclaimed internet enabled database [from the ground up] for the mass market, small businesses, corporate intranets... Sybase's (Oracle, Informix...) primary product(s) are for large business, Fortune 1000's and is not a bottom-up architected internet [web] database. Theoretically, WebFiler, with datapush, as we have previously commented on, could conceivably be used with a product like AT&T's PocketNet, wherein data from a particular WebFiler user's database could be pushed via email to that user's cellular phone e.g. sales data, etc...Sybase et al simply cannot perform that hugely significant function...as only one of infinite? examples. webfiler.com

To: Link Lady who wrote (958)	1/5/1998 1:57:00 PM
From: esecurities(tm)	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4231

WebFiler...ref/Oracle, Microsoft Access...An Apple Resurgence a benefit to SQ? June 9th 1997 press release. "...With WebFiler, organizations can create, manage, and transfer data to and from server-side databases. Data can be exchanged between WebFiler and any desktop database by importing and exporting the information, uploading and downloading data in WebFiler's native database file format, or by attaching to databases such as SQL Server, Oracle and Microsoft Access through ODBC...The WebFiler Server runs under Windows NT 3.51, NT 4.0 and Windows 95..." prnewswire.com Apple appears to be on a[nother] roll? A leading analyst on Friday's Wall Street Week picked AAPL is #1 stock for 1998. MACWORLD also starts tomorrow, of which, there is much anticipation from both the Street and the Industry. SQ was/is a prominent exhibitor at the critically acclaimed [formerly Apple specific but now moving toward WINTEL platform] Seybold Conference(s) of past and currently has products e.g. Rules Builder, Author-Editor, HotMetaL Pro 3.0, Apex, and Sculptor available for Macintosh platforms. However, according to SQ's website(s), neither its SGML Publishing Suite, HoTMetaL Pro 4.0, Panorama, nor WebFiler are available for the Mac platform (yet?) A second coming of the Mac platform could be a boon for SWEBF/SKI.