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To: Radim Parchansky who wrote (5521)	9/9/1998 12:44:00 PM
From: MskiHntr	Respond to of 15313

While we're waiting for the meetings to commence, here's Level II with 20,800 shs traded. Yaawwwnnnn! 1 @ .84...2 @ .90 1 @ .83...1 @ .97 1 @ .82...1 @ .98 3 @ .80...1 @ .99 2 @ .75...1 @ 1.00 1 @ .73...1 @ 1.01 1 @ .70...1 @ 1.07 1 @ .65...1 @ 1.10 2 @ .625..1 @ 1.25 1 @ .50...1 @ 1.30 ..................1 @ 1.375 ..................1 @ 1.45 ..................1 @ 2.00 Best,

To: Radim Parchansky who wrote (5521)	9/9/1998 1:18:00 PM
From: Wally	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15313

Radim: Sorry. I wasn't ignoring your posts to me. Just cooling off. A long time ago, I asked a question on the thread that never got answered and I meant to ask Barbara and BBoy to spring it on MS. The question basically was this. We know that those financial customers that MM mentioned to you are being serviced directly by Financial Intranet. Last year, MS told me (and has since intimated in PR) that there are quite a few vertical markets (ie medical, legal, gov't, etc) that can also utilize FNTN's services. We also know that the bulk of FNTN's sales will be through outsource contracting. We know what licensing has meant to companies like Intel and Microsoft. Everything. We also know that scores of emerging techs from Internet to Bio have banked 100% on licensing. Lastly, we know that FNTN and Siemens are joint developers of the technology. Here's the obvious question: What are the possibilities that the long-term broader growth of FNTN is being designed around the pure licensing of their structural technology? Am I insane (or just "dumb" as my new friend has already suggested)? Wally