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To: Greg h2o who wrote (2418)	4/24/1998 8:17:00 PM
From: Elliot Puritz	Respond to of 13797

Greg: Agree. Hard to figure this type of person out. Perhaps our software just wasn't a good fit for him. Being the bully that he appears to be, he had to have someone come out to see his Rolls Royce so nice and polished in the company driveway, and pay him the appropriate complements. Sometimes we ought to give Altris at least some credit for deciding whom they feel they should and could deal with in order to conserve resources and focus on accounts they feel are better "fits" for us. Would be nice to know what the salesman really thinks about the matter. Perhaps Altris doesn't want Audrey's business. Wonder why. Bet there's more to this then meets the eye. Another tempest in a teapot...Hey Audrey, try a Chevie, and work on being a mensch. I'll wait to hear our side BEFORE BELIEVING WHAT YOU SAY. Elliot

To: Greg h2o who wrote (2418)	4/24/1998 8:39:00 PM
From: Elliot Puritz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13797

Greg: You know, another thing. Altris is now down. Doesn't take much to see that. Wonder what the effect of some of these negative comments by our shareholders have on potential orders. Suspect that at least some of our clients read some of our comments. Maybe it's time to temper some of the bad, and I know I am responsible for some of the negativity and anger, and just wait until we really see the story. Bob has pointed out the Informix story, and we have all seen what has happened to Ross over the past few months. So, we aren't dead. Yes, we haven't done some good things. But, if we want the company to survive, and then prosper, maybe it's time to get just a wee bit supportive. What's to lose? Elliot