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To: yofal who wrote (11065)	4/11/1998 1:11:00 PM
From: Bald Man from Mars	Respond to of 213177

I think this dude has topped, and it should go back to the $20 level, just my personal observation from the charts ...

To: yofal who wrote (11065)	4/11/1998 2:09:00 PM
From: Linda Kaplan	Respond to of 213177

Marc, Thanks for the translation. I appreciate it. The projected results of $21 million by MacWEEK still scare me. I we're below that even by a little, the stock may falter. But I hope we make it. A lot of people sure think we will. Speaking of the quiet period, how did Steve Jobs get away with the pre-announcement last time? All: my RAM, video accelerator card and second HD arrived today. The HD seems to have its ID set at 0, but no jumper map is included. I'm on the phone with tech support at MacWarehouse, well.. have been on hold for over an hour waiting for them, and bet they won't know. It's a Quantum Atlas II. Anyone know where I can get the jumper map so I can change the SCSI ID? Also, the single page of "instructions" are in DOS. Will I have trouble with this drive? Format it with Apple's HD tool, if I ever get it to mount, do you think? Happy to find that both my monitors are okay and work with the new G3/300. The adaptor was broken for one of them, but the accelerator takes both the PC and Mac plugs, so the PC plug on the NEC 4GF worked fine. Just saved some money on a second monitor. Whew! Waiting for the market to open... Linda