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To: Dave Swanson who wrote (1292)	9/24/1998 7:05:00 PM
From: paulbk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18366

Dave, Thanks for the info. It's always nice to hear from Burt as well. Two things make sense in regards to the current share price in light of the info you posted. If the original warrant holders are dumping they can get out at any price as they are dealing with free shares. Their movement of shares would certainly keep a lid on the price. I wonder how interested the latest group is in exiting. Secondly I see better that as it will be awhile before this contract impacts the bottom line share price appreciation will have to wait awhile longer as well. Things look so much better though and I agree this embedded market thing will be huge. This might be from one of your url's but it stuck out in my mind- "Integrated Systems' little operating system packs a financial wallop. Although its royalties are small--a few pennies per dishwasher--those royalties brought in a third of the company's $42 million in sales last year. That's almost found money because collecting royalties requires neither capital nor much overhead. The rest of Integrated's revenue comes from software used to customize PSOS (each customer uses a different version) and to design the electronic systems that use microcontrollers. " Full article- forbes.com Sounds a lot like what Norris is trying to do,we'll see, thanks again,p.b.