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To: Brendon Woirhaye who wrote (2436)3/3/1998 10:30:00 AM
From: Jesse Livermore  Respond to of 3307
 
Dilution is conclusion of Series S financing back in the dark days of impending chapter 11. QDEK survived but the financing which gave the company 20M or so in cash allows conversion of preferred to common on a formula basis starting now. At 1 it was 30M shares I think and at 2 around 15M and at 3 around 7M. I forget the exact numbers but this is the gist of it.

ReMoveIt 98 is advertised with first source. Remove it has a market separate from cleansweeep and it makes sense to have those folks upgrade to a product they know. Brand loyalty is big.



To: Brendon Woirhaye who wrote (2436)3/4/1998 1:14:00 AM
From: Mark Boatwright  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3307
 
RemoveIt 98 is already for sale as an upgrade to previous RemoveIt owners. It is good basic uninstaller and even some power users like it better than cleansweep ( Ford vs Saturn or Kia or maybe Lexus and Infiniti vs Ford or Chevy)
By having both uninstaller Quarterdeck keeps larger share of total uninstaller market and hits both ends of Spectrum. CS4 is only rumour now but check back in a week or so??
Mark