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To: John Sikora who wrote (509)	6/20/1998 4:18:00 PM
From: ratan lal	Respond to of 1031

All you have done is waste time......A simple "thats all the info" or "there is more but I refuse to share it with you' would have suffied. Dont bother responding unless its an answer to my previous questions. Questions to myself....... I am active on 4 other threads. I have posted questions - no one has flamed me posted -ve news, comments and opinions on a predominant +ve thread - No one has flamed me posted +ve comments on a predominantly -ve thread - no one has flamed me changed my opinions several times - no one flamed me for changing Why is this thread so sensitive?? Is it perhaps that posters here own shares at high prices (52 week high ~ 37) and are trying to move it up so they can finally get out. How can I put my finger on whats going on?? I am generally a very nice agreeable person (as people on other threads with opposing views can attest), generally helpful, answering questions and solving problems asap. Why the antagonism on this thread. Why why........

To: John Sikora who wrote (509)	6/20/1998 9:43:00 PM
From: RBB	Respond to of 1031

Are You Euro-Ready? By Deidra-Ann Parrish June 22, 1998, TechWeb News By now, you know what the euro is-the name assigned to the new currency that will replace existing currencies in certain European countries by the year 2000. What you may not know is how to prepare for the transition. The following are some key questions to ask yourself: - Have the appropriate people properly evaluated the euro crisis and its impact on our business? - What steps do I need to take to get ready for the euro-conversion? - How should I plan the cost of my euro work? - Are there technical strategies available to euro-enable existing systems? - What effect will euro have on my vendors, partners and the overall market? - Should I explain this problem and our company's resolution to our clients? - Should I trust that vendors will provide appropriate euro-enabled versions of current packages? If not, what are my options? Copyright r 1998 CMP Media Inc. ********************************************************************* -Rambabu