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To: Captain Jack who wrote (10396)	2/4/1998 9:00:00 PM
From: Raymond James Norris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

John, I mean this as no disrespect to you or your stockpicking abilities, but you sure picked the worst time to sell TPRO. I'm more of a fundamental guy (meaning I rely heavily on the fundamental aspects) but with the TA going for it as well as the fundamental picture improving everyday, I can honestly say I think you will regret this decision in the near future. I'd sell when I thought the picture was worsening or things werent following through. But sell when TPRO has had consecutive days of heavy volume (obviously not being done by individual shareholders ), a rising stock price and one that closed within a 32nd of its high?? I sell stocks when support breaks and heavy volume goes the wrong way. Not vice versa. But, I wish you good luck on all your endeavors. Conservatively Yours, Raymond J. Norris

To: Captain Jack who wrote (10396)	2/4/1998 9:34:00 PM
From: C.K. Houston	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

John, <Will be out of this one real soon - cannot wait.> *We're FINALLY in agreement over something.* I speak for many, when I say WE ... cannot wait for you to be out of TPRO. - Though you've already told us you'll be back. Can't figure you out. I have never heard someone complain SO much, about making SO much money off of a stock. Enjoy Vegas. Give Monk my best. Though we each have maintained a distance from each other, he's a bright guy. I'm Yin to his Yang. Cheryl ========================================================== TAVA TECHNOLOGIES (TPRO) WHAT A WEEK!!! - Y2K Plant Floor Solution ========================================================== Official name change from Topro, Inc. to TAVA Technologies - Jan 29, '97 Blue Chip Clients Flock to TOPRO's Year 2000 Solutions JANUARY 1998 Y2K CONTRACTS - General Motors - Kraft Foods - Pillsbury - TRW - Occidental Petroleum - UNOCAL - Cargill - Medeva Pharmaceuticals - The US Mint DECEMBER 1997 Y2K CONTRACTS - Bristol-Meyers (125 sites worldwide) NOVEMBER 1997 Y2K CONTRACTS - Cyprus Amax Minerals - Kennecott Energy - Unilever Foods North America - TRIPLED Y2K Budget after TAVA Assessment GM - The WHOLE picture. A VERY BIG DEAL. Message 3334346 *READ THIS!! More info's been added.* BLUE CHIP CLIENTS .... DETAILS Message 3319978 Another VERY big deal - Wonderware & Marketing Partnership Details Message 3312755 Wonderware & Marketing Partnership - think UTILITIES & RW BECK. VERY similar deal. LOTS of Utilities. Time's running out. TOPRO ADDRESSES THE MOUNTING ELECTRIC UTILITY Y2K PROBLEM The Year 2000 problem in electric utilities is similar to that in the nation's factories, but requires a different expertise. Power generation and transmission is highly automated, controlled by millions of embedded chips. The prospect of failures in the generation and transmission of electric power caused by the millennium bug, occurring as they would in mid-winter, has vaulted Topro to increasing prominence in the utility industry. TAVA announced Jan 29 that it is teaming with utility engineering specialist RW Beck of Seattle. The joint venture will modify Topro's highly successful CD ROM for factories and apply it to utilities. Yesterday, the joint venture, a designated solution provider, presented to 35 utilities at a Year 2000 conference sponsored by EPRI, the Electric Power Research Institute. epri.com FORTUNE MAGAZINE interviews John Jenkins twice - including formal presentation. KEANE, COMPUTER SYSTEMS CORP & UNISYS knocking on TAVA's door to form alliance. Who was that BIG semi-conductor company who signed with TAVA last week? INTEL? - LOL - Heard it at the stockholders meeting Jan 29 & Emerald Conference Feb 2. Dreyfus now owns 956,724 shares of TPRO Message 3271158 Hannifan Imhoff Initiates Coverage of TAVA - STRONG BUY Message 3312068 MARGIN: February 9 Message 3338185 =============================================================== "Our Y2K business opportunity is accelerating faster than our initial expectations." John Jenkins, TAVA - CEO Cheryl