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To: dwight vickers who wrote (21172)	3/17/1998 12:24:00 PM
From: Spartex	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42771

Dwight here you go, If something is wrong here, then we're dealing with a Clinton situation of someone not telling the truth. But you said that all NOVL can say is what is widely disseminated. Hence, my question to you " is all this dissemination BS or what?" You seem to believe that NOVL is putting out widely disseminated misinformation/lies etc. regarding their CFO resignation, and other company financials. Hmmm, I wouldn't think they would last very long if that were the case. We'll see though, as time always tells. Regards, Quad-K To: Quad-K (21022 ) From: dwight vickers Thursday, Mar 12 1998 9:40PM EST Reply # of 21172 The last place to call for a straight answer is IR. There is definitely a story here. Dwight To: Quad-K (21055 ) From: dwight vickers Friday, Mar 13 1998 10:09AM EST Reply # of 21172 I didn't say that you shouldn't call the company. My comment is that it's always a waste of time because they can't tell you anything that hasn't been "widely disseminated". Even worse they will always put the best face on a situation, no matter the truth. My time is spent reading and analyzing. I don't count on it being done for me. Sorry you took my post more personally than it was meant to be. Dwight To: dwight vickers (21060 ) From: Quad-K Friday, Mar 13 1998 10:26AM EST Reply # of 21172 So dwight, what you are saying is that the CFO did leave according to NOVL's plans that Schmidt was using him just for the restructuring part of the company, and hence, it was already "widely disseminated", and then at the same time, you tell me that the IR person won't give me a straight answer? I'm confused by your talk, logic, and analysis, and am not taking it personally, but you really ought to pay attention to what you've said earlier, and what you've said just now. They don't mesh. Quad-K