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To: rdk who wrote (3263)	10/17/1998 9:22:00 AM
From: craig luplow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3307

It will probably be voted on by the stockholders (including you) and have to be at least 50% going for it. If you bought at 5/16 then the offer would be good. This whole thing was planned (delisting and all) and I consider all of them to be crooks. We cannot compete against the expensive lawyers. I also have OAKT which has alot of cash and price was dropping like QDEK. At least their book value is higher-if that means anything. I hope this is not next. Craig.

To: rdk who wrote (3263)	10/17/1998 2:22:00 PM
From: Duncan Lestina	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3307

What is left of this company? The above should be definitively answered before alternative action is taken. Given the King Lee debacle, there may not be much left that is worth more than 52 cents. The good personnel have probably left or are leaving. The mediocre probably don't care. The rights to QDEK's software and Name may be all that has any value.

To: rdk who wrote (3263)	10/18/1998 3:32:00 PM
From: Doug Coughlan	Respond to of 3307

Rich, if there is interest in QDEK by any other parties and the market perceives this, then the price of QDEK will trade above the .52 being offered. The only way the offer will be revised higher is if QDEK has a valid reason and can convince the Symantec or a competing offer is received. A share swap probably would be six of one half a dozen of the other. You would receive a fractional amount of Symantec equal to .52 cents. If the law firms that specialize in shareholder law suits think things don't smell right they will be in touch. One way to have it set aside is for not enough shares to be tendered. Is that good? Only time would tell. Somewhere down the road if QDEK goes Chapter 11 then 52 cents would look better then nothing. All of the preceding is IMHO of course. Good luck and sorry for the lose.