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To: Lee Harper who wrote (11713)	4/17/1998 3:11:00 PM
From: Mark Palmberg	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213177

Samuels said the decision does not affect MacInTax, the company's tax-preparation software for the Mac. Samuels said MacInTax sales continue to grow, and Intuit intends to release a new version this fall. So what does this tell us? This whole statement reminds me of the smelly load of BS Adobe recently put forth in hopes of explaining away their poor earnings. Note also that Intuit is keeping its Mac people on for their Web development. Smart move. These software designers will almost certainly be using Macs in Intuit's Web design department, and the company won't have to spend big bucks to re-hire the staff when Mac's market share gets back up to 50% and Intuit is forced to start producing Quicken for the Mac again. Very smart. Anyone know how overall sales of Quicken have been doing? Mark