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To: Sert who wrote (38)	3/3/1998 10:45:00 PM
From: Jack Zahran	Respond to of 125

LS, I received a e-mails from their management that said that they did indeed submit it to Business Wire and they would be looking into it. It looks like the ball was dropped somewhere, but ultimately its their responsibility. They need to get Wall Streets attention, especially the analysts who wrote them off along with Gandalf. They have an incredibly solid turn around story. No debt, little float, positive earnings and spare cash in the bank with a bright future. Talk about potential.

To: Sert who wrote (38)	3/4/1998 8:52:00 PM
From: Jack Zahran	Respond to of 125

Received an e-mail from Simware executive and there does not seem to be anything that would prevent me from posting it here. it is very encouraging to see managements involvemnt: From: Mike Peckham To: jzahran I wanted to get back to you about the problem we experienced with the release of our Third Quarter financial results. Our PR agency has re-issued the release to Business Wire and so I expect we will see it today. When the results were released last Thursday the PR firm monitored Bloomberg, Reuters and the Dow services and confirmed it was published but for some reason did not check Business Wire. It is unfortunate that this occurred on the quarterly release on which we returned to solid profitability. We are working with our PR firm to make sure this does not happen again. Simware has made a great deal of progress over the last twelve months and we look forward to continued progress in the quarters ahead. We appreciate our shareholders support and we want them and the financial markets to hear about our good news as quickly as possible. I appreciate your follow-up as well and pointing out the problem to me.

To: Sert who wrote (38)	3/10/1998 10:08:00 AM
From: Jack Zahran	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 125

SIMWF gapped up today with higher volume then normal. Either their Earnings are starting to sink in, or something new is about to be announced. This is turning out to be a good long term play.

To: Sert who wrote (38)	4/1/1998 8:34:00 PM
From: Jack Zahran	Respond to of 125

SIMWF signs up yet another partner, this time in Germany... Milestone Software Appointed Simware Distributor in Germany biz.yahoo.com OTTOWA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 30, 1998--SimWare announced today that Milestone Software GmbH has become the exclusive distributor of Salvo and A2B in Germany. A pioneer in the client/server market, Milestone is a leading European Software developer and consultant. Milestone will focus on promoting Salvo and A2B to the leading German companies across the full range of vertical sectors, including banking, services, manufacturing, trade, media, telecommunications and insurance. ''In all development projects, it is important to integrate modern open-systems technology with existing legacy systems, to safeguard and maximize the customer's IT investments,'' said Reiner Ferken, Connectivity Director at Milestone. ''Salvo enables the development of new web applications and their incorporation into the enterprise systems which house the data and applications that run the business. This will prove invaluable to companies that need to retain their competitive edge through the development of latest generation applications, without sacrificing their legacy information, collected over many years.'' ''Milestone Software is a rapidly-growing company with a history of delivering best-of-breed applications to its customers in partnerships with leading worldwide software and consulting companies,'' said Luc Hanssens, Simware's manager in Central and Northern Europe. ''Simware's products enable the next phase of enterprise computing, as companies discover the need to deliver corporate-based applications and information to new communities of users through Extranets or the Internet. Milestone's track record and customer base make it an excellent channel for the distribution of these products.''