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To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (20137)	7/12/1998 8:37:00 PM
From: margaret tasset	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

Good evening Frank, Thank you for that interesting article and I hope that our market somehow is not too much effected by the situation. Here is an e-mail that I got today about Wavephore. I thought that you might be interested. X-Sender: trivrglk@ns2.netcorps.com Date: Sun, 12 Jul 1998 16:29:41 -0700 To: dispatcher@trivergence.com From: Lee Kennedy <lkennedy@trivergence.com> Subject: Catching the eyes of BOTH Microsoft & Intel On Friday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Microsoft might increase its investment in WavePhore, a provider of data broadcasting services using TV's vertical blanking interval. WavePhore's stock jumped 35% on the day. You might be interested in knowing that WavePhore is one of ten companies we have identified in which BOTH Microsoft and Intel have invested. For the definitive source for information on Intel and Microsoft investments and alliances, we invite you to visit Alliance InfoGraphics at www.trivergence.com. You can learn more about Microsoft's investment in WavePhore by downloading our trial version. Best regards, Lee Kennedy Marketing Manager, Alliance InfoGraphics I hope that you are having a great evening. Warm regards, Margaret :-)))

To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (20137)	7/12/1998 8:37:00 PM
From: billwot	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

Frank-I just read the link you posted re: Japanese economy, markets, and politics. I agree that it does not bode well for for our markets. Nevertheless, Clinton and Greenspan have a vested interest in continuing the bull run, and I would expect the U.S. to intervene (again) to head off the crisis. Probably be rough tomorrow, though. Thanks for the link! BTW-I will be forwarding an order for another copy of DESTINY. Someone I work with heard it in my office and loved it, so I am going to make her a gift of it. billwot