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To: brad greene who wrote (6676)	2/13/1998 6:38:00 PM
From: jean	Respond to of 26039

Brad - A similar sentiment from the Yahoo board. Anyone we know?? Jean It's great to finally see Mr. Fowler promoting the company to the media and to institutional investors. The last few days he's been everywhere. Today's press release was certainly something of a nature that I've never seen out of IDX previously. I believe that Mr. Fowler wants to promote the advantages of pattern recognition systems vs. minutae (law enforcement type) systems for use in consumer identification. I hope someone takes him up on his offer to discuss the matter. I have a feeling he would say that it is not possible to steal someones fingerprint if it has been scanned by an IDX consumer or business oriented device (TouchView or TouchNet). These devices use a pattern recognition algorithm that prevents theft of biometric identity. Let's hope he appears on CNBC sometime next week. IDXx4

To: brad greene who wrote (6676)	2/13/1998 6:47:00 PM
From: Hal	Respond to of 26039

Identix Chairman Available to Comment on Biometric Protection of Electronic Commerce February 13, 1998 01:39 PM SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 13, 1998--Randall Fowler, chairman, president and CEO of Identix Inc., the world leader in electronic fingerprint identification and verification technology, is available for comment on Friday's announcement by the California Bankers Association of landmark legislation proposed to protect electronic commerce and consumer privacy. Sunnyvale-based Identix's technology is employed by various California agencies and businesses, and is the biometric database security system offered by Oracle worldwide to its customers.