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To: Pr-Ac Man who wrote (4871)	4/15/1998 12:46:00 AM
From: James Harold Alton	Respond to of 19331

PA, Good post, and I agree with what you had to say. My education in this area is definitely ongoing. (G) I was thinking about the Cyberfax release and how we might see about 7 million in annualized revenues. Didn't Joe tell us at one time that he felt that a division like Cyberfax should be worth about 5 times revenues?? Correct me if I am wrong folks, but on the current 14+ million outstanding shares for DCTC, doesn't this work out to almost $2.50/share in value for this one division alone if it were sold? I believe we heard that CCC was doing 6 million though I believe this was in Canadian $$, but that this division is probably worth about 3X revenues? It seems that this division should be worth at least $1/share if sold? How about Muller Media? Didn't an IB just offer us 20 million to start with, just based on some of the movies that division holds? So conservatively couldn't we add another $1-$1.50/share for Muller? DCI UK? I have no idea, but with the infrastructure in place and all the licenses it's got to be significant. It appears to me that the sell off value of DCI's current divisions not even counting DCI-UK should be worth $4.50-$5.00 IMO. With DCTC trading below $1.50 this has got to be the most undervalued stock I have ever owned. (G) The question that keeps running through my mind, and one I would love to have answered, is what truly is the "agenda" of the parties involved in shorting DCTC? James