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To: Wolfram who wrote (1539)	3/22/1998 10:54:00 PM
From: jimpit	Respond to of 1901

Wolfram! I think that's exactly what Luton was searching for! Thos and Val, this looks like an excellent resource...yes?

To: Wolfram who wrote (1539)	3/23/1998 11:34:00 AM
From: Luton	Respond to of 1901

Yes, that's it! I'd like a copy myself anyway, so I'll order it right away.

To: Wolfram who wrote (1539)	3/25/1998 1:34:00 PM
From: Tralornik	Respond to of 1901

There is also a good book that list Venture Capital Firms by state. It is called: Venture Capital Handbook. Written by David Gladstone Published by Prentice Hall. Should be available at any decent bookstore. I don't recall the price, probably about $20 bucks It goes into alot of different aspects of how to aquire Venture Capital, but I though the list of Venture Capital firms was the most useful part of the book for this situation. (It has 40 pages of names/addresses/and Telephone numbers, listed by state.) The version I saw was copyrighted in 1988, but I would imagine there is a revised version with an updated list. Hope this helps.