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To: Don Martini who wrote (83615)	12/4/1998 6:20:00 AM
From: Sig	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

Hi Don: OTOTOT. My daughter-in-law works for one of those British companies that uses a lot of computers. So she designed and sent to me this URL and you are lucky its just one page(HEHE) But I think I know how to add photos etc. Anyway, this use of the Web (and Dell computers) is going to be very big business and require lots of data storage units perhaps also built by Dell, when you consider what the Mormon Church has in file. I believe that people in other countries like China and India with longer histories are also "into" genealogy in a big way.They don't need a lot of money to buy things with, just a computer and a phone line,which the government is now expanding and improving. ticnet.com I have to agree with Kemble here that there is more in the future for Dell than in the past. Dell has a problem, they can't keep up with orders for products(G) Some people have been wary of investing in the computer industry, since it could have gone the way of the bowling alleys, archery shops, C/B radios,pet-rocks. And without Bill Gates it could have remained a gold mine limited to big companies. Now it has become a very personal and irreplaceable part of peoples lives. And LT was wrong, Dell will rise again cme.com (your turn on the soap box) Regards. Sig