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To: ED_L who wrote (1058)	8/28/1998 11:37:00 AM
From: PCSS	Respond to of 5102

Unbelieveable RED on my screen EXCEPT INPR @ 5 3/4 (UP 1/8) on 66,900 shares yea !! Michael

To: ED_L who wrote (1058)	8/28/1998 3:38:00 PM
From: Paul Corbett	Respond to of 5102

You may be right. Companies will have less discretionary spending. However they will need to have up to date IT systems to survive in a more competitive world. There is still a place for INPR products.

To: ED_L who wrote (1058)	8/31/1998 1:43:00 AM
From: R. Martenson	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 5102

The world economies are much worse off than last November. Last November the DOW was around 7200!!! And it will go lower, if the Dow drops another 1000 points, anyone think Inprise will be the investment of choice in a market racing for safety. But this may be fortunate for Inprise. As companies take a dive in value and earnings they will be looking for super cost savings...and in the software business I don't believe anyone can touch Inprise's up and coming tools sets for cost effective software design. With the year 2000 problems coming up, alot of legacy systems will need to be reworked and many of those are not rocket science, but purely coding tasks. Once Inprise reaches critical mass, I think it could be the darling of the industry again...but not for another year or two...