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To: David L. Carter who wrote (3111)	2/24/1998 8:57:00 PM
From: j.Michael O'Hara	Respond to of 3529

Good points. Especially the retail sector. But as you probably know, they have too much house cleaning to do in a discrete way, to redefine their product base... too much. Progressively implemented, with strategic arm twisting with OEM's, and they could take a good foot in the door and do something with it. aka: ALLIANCE, ALLIANCE...ALLIANCE. jMO P.S. See if you can give Mark a hand. I think he's still crying in his soup.

To: David L. Carter who wrote (3111)	2/25/1998 2:05:00 PM
From: van wang	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3529

also HP...I bot a new computer today after my hard drive crashed...the computer was a sub 1000 model by HP...i was surprised by the value...the sales person did not know if systems wizard was on it...IT WAS...I sampled the software and i thought it was pretty good to give you another perspective...I am not a techie but I am also not afraid of technology...after my drive crashed I had a really difficult time getting things up...really irritated that i had to leave messages to get a technician to call...and still havent call back...like i am going to be around when they do...the sub 1000 model is going to be hot...given the value timing is everything....even as it pertains to my SYSF purchase btw, the systems wizard icon sits next to my norton utilities virus icon...so why cudnt systems wizard be a standard...worth thinking what SYSF is worth if it did become a std setup software...my guess is it is way above $12 on a better day cheers proud owner of a new HWP sub 1000 model with systems wizard installed for my service needs