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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TPII - Year 2000 (Y2K); Groupware; Client Server Migration -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: JOHN IACOVACCI who wrote (9136)	10/27/1998 10:46:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10903

John, check out this (similar) release made by CHSK: ===== PHILADELPHIA (Aug. 3) BUSINESS WIRE -August 3, 1998--Cashco Management Inc. (OTC BB: CSHK) announced today its acceptance as a Startup in Microsoft's MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) ISV (Independent Software Vendor) Program. As a member of the program Cashco can expect to receive both technological and business assistance from Microsoft. Cashco submitted its Year 2000 Analysis and Remedy program 11th Hour to Microsoft for review. Commenting on the announcement, Alan Laffkas, president and CEO of Cashco stated, "Recognition by Microsoft validates our commitment to technical excellence as well as the vision exhibited in our product development. The 11th hour product will be a leader in the Y2K market for PCs." A test drive of the 11th Hour product is available on the Zitec website, www.zitec.com ). Cashco Management Inc. is an information systems software company. It's wholly-owned subsidiary A.R. Brooks and Associates manufactures and distributes a broad array of pet products. -0- jlt/ny* sid CONTACT: Cashco Management Inc. Alan Laffkas, 610/458-9540 or The Pinnacle Group Mark Cohen, 516/773-2477 Message 5396468 ===== Haven't followed CSHK much lately, but I'm not even sure they even have a fully shipping product yet! The point is, again, that any company using MSFT or IBM technology that does not have a "business relationship" with those companies is delinquent-- not the other way around. - Jeff