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To: Mark Calp who wrote (473)	3/29/1998 9:34:00 AM
From: Mark Bartlett	Respond to of 4605

Mark, <<I think it might be a good idea that the next time you are speaking to the principals at ATF, you might ask them if they are contemplating a news release or P.R. to currently update and reiterate some of the most current status of negotiations with prospective clients>> These are often very sensitive and ongoing talks - stock exchanges frown on "forward looking statements" that's what caused the clarification to be issued last week. If I were the company I would steer very much away from this .... when something is a done deal - announce it - until then, say NOTHING. << and to make, in effect, some solid believable & official remarks from ATF, re the validity of their achievements and vision and capacity to sustain their focus. >> They have been around for 13 years - I would call that pretty good focus and vision. When I lose confidence in a company, I have found it is best to pull out and watch from the sidelines (I am NOT suggesting you do that) - just saying that is my personal approach. Best of luck, MB

To: Mark Calp who wrote (473)	3/29/1998 11:35:00 AM
From: bc	Respond to of 4605

Hi Mark: <I think it might be a good idea that the next time you are speaking to the principals at ATF, you might ask them if they are contemplating a news release or P.R. to currently update and reiterate some of the most current status of negotiations with prospective clients and to make, in effect, some solid believable & official remarks from ATF, re the validity of their achievements and vision and capacity to sustain their focus.> I think that investors should call Gerry Klopp directly and discuss this with him. Personally if I were in Mr. Klopp's shoes I wouldn't respond to the likes of Mr. Baines either. Like I have stated in a previous post, people should be able to read between the lines on that shoddy article and see it for what it is. Regards, Bonnie