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To: Big Dog who wrote (1324)	8/24/1998 3:56:00 PM
From: JSI	Respond to of 1956

Darrell, Hell of a letter. I've been following CMND, but haven't made a decision yet. If you haven't yet sent this, I'd make sure to send it certified/return receipt requested. JSI.

To: Big Dog who wrote (1324)	8/25/1998 12:20:00 AM
From: P. Ramamoorthy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1956

Dear Darrell - "As an officer of CMND (and controlling principal stockholder), he has a direct and clear responsibility to his shareholders. That duty, in connection with a public company, requires that he has "us", as shareholders, foremost in his mind when he carries out his responsibilities. Caputo could do what he wanted when this company was "private." Now, as a "public" company, he has the duty and responsibility to enhance shareholder value. Furthermore, there is a tight market for IT professionals these days. A significant part of an employee's compensation package are stock options (with the hope of stock appreciation). An IT professional can pick-up and...." Caputo and CMND officers are doing their duty, within the SEC guidelines. They are conservative. Stock options - yes, they are attractive but do not make or break the business. IT professionals have lots of options from various companies. CMND is hiring experienced professionals. They must have something to attract them. Even if CMND releases news, the stock may not respond in the current market situation. Ram