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To: Doug Klein who wrote (3525)	2/27/1998 8:33:00 PM
From: Just4fun2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4453

<< The 'thin client' success will most probably come (IMHO) from Windows terminals. This became quite clear to me over the course of 1997. The company is positioned very well to succeed in this market. The bulk of the energy over the next year will be towards this goal. Unfortunately it is pretty tied up to a few external events. Fortunately it appears that these events will happen according to plan.>> I think I see your focus, though corporate diplomacy isn't my forte. I don't like the "wait and see" approach. I prefer, instead, a hands on can do approach. The G-man has a record of crunching potential partners, and IBM can be wishy-washey depending on who's ego is at stake. Isn't there a way to stay independent and grow, or am I still not seeing the picture? - Dave