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To: Dave Gore who wrote (7124)	5/18/1998 1:06:00 AM
From: TEDennis	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10903

Dave: In addition to the post I am responding to, I have seen a reference to finishing 2nd to Lockheed in the following posts: techstocks.com techstocks.com techstocks.com These posts were all made by you. Is there a source of verifiable information for this claim other than you or the IR/PR department? Perhaps someone who would have nothing to gain by making glowing reports? After all, that's PR's job. Incidentally, I notice you have made the rounds of SI with comments on TPII. All positive. At least all the ones I read. Now, is there anything about TPII that you have to say that might be less glowing? So I'd have a reason to think you're trying to be balanced with your comments, of course. TED

To: Dave Gore who wrote (7124)	5/18/1998 1:14:00 AM
From: Dave Gore	Respond to of 10903

Clarification of my last post. 1) Of course, the very last sentence in my previous post were not my words, but the words of Ted, a poster who seemed skeptical about the delay in the inking of the BMR deal 2) When I said the words "without the BMR deal, it can only go to $5.00", I was of course talking only about the short term (next 6 months). Of course the sky is the limit in the future as again only about 3% of ALL COMPANIES have begun to face the Y2K problem, and TPII's software appears outstanding. Also their resume (i.e reputation) with the PROFAC deal is poised to skyrocket.