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To: Bob Rust who wrote (66)	6/2/1998 3:27:00 PM
From: Micropicker	Respond to of 209

Bob Rust - go ahead and cheerlead! I've been watching Synthonics for a while, and consider myself to be fortunate to buy 2500 today at 65 cents. I'll definitely be looking to add more if the price dips. As internet commerce expands, there will clearly be a crying need for those companies selling on the net to let their customers "see" what they are buying. Synthonics seems to be an ideal choice, with a great product, patents, and little serious competition. Even if the recent news didn't move the stock price, I see the actual release of the Smithsonian CD in July or August as a great trigger point to move upward. Good luck!

To: Bob Rust who wrote (66)	6/3/1998 12:50:00 PM
From: Bob Rust	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209

It's not that I really have any more news, but whenever I talk to one of these guys, I get excited again. One of the Christopher Raphael guys was just talking to me, and I asked how things were going, and he said, this is almost a quote, "well, a month ago I was pretty positive, but afraid we could mess up some way. But things are going so well now that I don't think anything can mess up our momentum, looming contracts, etc. I really expect a fun and wild ride over the coming months." I hope so. He did say that Chris Raph would be hiring soon. Uh... this stuff is only my opinion, forward looking statements, yadda yadda, yadda. -Bob, hoping people really want 3D stuff