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To: Wizzer who wrote (508)	3/26/1998 6:18:00 PM
From: A. Reader	Respond to of 1094

Hi Wisam, <It's funny that they said they were buying back shares yet, as far as I remember from the financials, outstanding shares were only slightly down.> Saying it isn't doing it as we well know now with these guys. There's always some new wrinkle or some new spin to explain away the trouble we're in. There's always next quarter to look forward to too. Hang on Wisam, happy days are just around the corner... Regards, Kurt P. Its just a speedbump! We have a company that has surged to the forefront of the most exciting new technologies that will partly replace the current gigantic Wintel duopoly. - Market cap $300 Billion! We have off- loaded our multimedia & consumer activities and we have great new partners such as Netscape & Sun who regard us a a strategic ally. We are poised for a major leap forward with: 1Remagen using a Java client which dramatically lowers the cost of desktop ownership starting in December 97. 2Alta gives a new paradigm of Clean desk, Zero learning curve, Webtop corporate productivity tools. 3Corel Computer has the fastest and best NC and will be ready in Nov97. We are in intense discussions with some of the largest organisations in the world and there is huge endorsement of our strategic direction. We have a great team. Just watch our incredible progress over the next 12 months and you will be amazed. I and the rest of the company are committed to driving this success at the top possible speed to maximise returns for all our shareholders. I look forward to impressing you with results. Mike Cowpland

To: Wizzer who wrote (508)	3/26/1998 6:20:00 PM
From: A. Reader	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1094

Adobe 1Q Disappoints Wall Street Blaming weak demand in Asia and Macintosh sales, Adobe Systems said Thursday it fell well short of Wall Street estimates with first quarter operating earnings of $22.9 million, or 33 cents a share. techweb.com ( Wisam, Lots to read on the Adobe thread today )