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To: Mark B. Stutman who wrote (9149)	1/21/1998 1:32:00 AM
From: Don Hutchinson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

I note this evening that the Warrants (TPROW - 2.125) and the stock (TPRO - 5.5625) are 3.4375 apart in price. When exercised, Tava will ask for $3.50/warrant. Sooooooo, for $2.125, you can be the proud owner of TPRO for less than half the price of TPRO and once you pay your $3.50 (sooooomeday, I trust we'll have to do this), your actual cost will only be $5.6875/share! In my mind, a very small premium to pay to get in for $2.125/shr.

To: Mark B. Stutman who wrote (9149)	1/21/1998 9:04:00 AM
From: John Hanzl	Respond to of 31646

Mark, Well, I am glad that you wrote the posr re. Circuit Cellar article...I read it but I guess I was too lazy to paraphrase it! Also - does anyone read ComputerWorld magazine? WOW! there is some very good reading there... Here is the link to thier site if you don't get the printed version... computerworld.com Regards, JohnnyH

To: Mark B. Stutman who wrote (9149)	1/24/1998 4:27:00 AM
From: John Mansfield	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

Re: 'My point? I'm just providing an industry perspective that I encountered.' Hi Mark, <<The computer applications journal' entitled 'Year 2000 and Embedded PCs'. This journal, published by Steve Ciarcia, a well respected and well published electrical engineer (I presume), is heavily geared to the hands-on EE and electronics enthusiast>> <<Thanks for the links.>> You are welcome! You findings are very interesting. More information from the EE (electrical Engineering ) community is really appreciated; when you find more please post (either here or on the 'Impact' or 'Embedded' thread). Regards, John