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To: Nanda who wrote (173)	4/1/1998 7:11:00 PM
From: P. Ramamoorthy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1031

Nanda * off topic * Adding more CMND. Ram

To: Nanda who wrote (173)	4/4/1998 8:08:00 AM
From: zx	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1031

hi Nanda, will SEEC meet earnings this quarter. is now a good time to buy leaps in VIAS. (hope you don't own too much of VIAS). ag

To: Nanda who wrote (173)	4/7/1998 8:22:00 PM
From: Ron Sirch	Respond to of 1031

SEEC's software solutions are not just for Year 2000 work. Never were. But y2k is the kick start for pre and post Year 2000 business such as legacy maintenance and redevelopment. Incorporating y2k into the maintenance and redevelopment product line sounds like an outstanding new approach for SEEC. (See News Release below.) Congrats to Ravi and his team. Ron Sirch SEEC, Inc. Incorporates Year 2000 Into DOS/VSE Maintenance And Redevelopment Product Line Unique DOS/VSE Support Makes SEEC Tools a Logical Choice for Many Corporations' On-Going Legacy Maintenance, Redevelopment and Now Year 2000 PITTSBURGH, April 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Today SEEC, Inc. (Nasdaq: SEEC) announced that year 2000 capabilities have been added to SEEC's singular DOS/VSE maintenance and redevelopment line to help corporations perform comprehensive, year 2000 correction, in addition to their on-going legacy maintenance efforts. The enhanced DOS/VSE technology has been incorporated into SEEC's powerful Smart Change Factory(R) solution and has already been selected by companies such as Olan Mills -- the world's leading producer of portraits, with a staff of more than 16,000 employees throughout 950 studios in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. Unique DOS/VSE support is just a part of SEEC's enterprise solutions. SEEC's easy-to-use, PC-based tools and processes support MVS, Unisys, DEC/VAX and HP platforms; databases such as IDMS, DMS, ADABAS, VSAM, IMS and CICS; COBOL and many non-COBOL languages. Additionally, SEEC's solutions now include the comprehensive, integrated testing solution, AccuTest(TM), which combines the wide coverage and accuracy of SEEC's powerful test coverage and path analysis tools with the strengths of third-party test management and capture/playback tools to create a single, seamless testing solution for mainframe COBOL systems. And, as with the rest of SEEC's flexible maintenance and redevelopment tools, AccuTest allows IT organizations to set up a testing infrastructure that will serve their needs well into the next century. Staff at Olan Mills found SEEC's versatility integral to their needs. Larry Neiswender, Year 2000 Project Manager in Applications Development at Olan Mills, stated that though DOS/VSE support was a factor in choosing SEEC's solution, "Olan selected SEEC for our in-house year 2000 project because of its ability to handle both COBOL and Natural software, on all platforms, and because of software features such as the C.R.U.D. matrix and flow chart documentation that were not available from other vendors. These are things we can use now and will use in the future." About SEEC, Inc. SEEC, Inc. (Nasdaq: SEEC) is an established leader in enterprise solutions for PC-based maintenance and redevelopment of COBOL and other legacy applications. Its suite of tools provides automated, cost-effective, integrated solutions for maintaining, enhancing and redeveloping host-based systems and, when combined with the Company's Smart Change Factory methodology, provides a process for ensuring that legacy programs can recognize and process 21st century dates. SEEC's products currently support the major programming languages that account for 94 percent of the world's legacy applications, as well as the key databases that represent 90 percent of legacy information, and new support is always being added in response to the market's demand. SEEC's tools are helping government agencies, utilities, manufacturing companies and financial and educational institutions achieve significant savings while extending the life-span and value of business- critical legacy applications. Visit SEEC's Web site at www.seec.com.