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To: Tim Luke who wrote (7619)	12/31/1998 4:56:00 PM
From: allen v.w.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 40688

Thanks TIM, Have a HAPPY NEW YEAR! More from Forrester research. NOTE THE DATE! EXPORT/IMPORT GETS EASIER Steven Bell - May 29, 1998 Business Trade & Technology Strategies Brief For global businesses, processing exports and imports is still a labor-intensive business backwater. Now, new export/import automation software from companies like Vastera, Rockport, and Syntra is helping streamline inefficiencies such as: Tariffs and customs paperwork. This new software automatically calculates duties and prepares customs paperwork for exports. Electronic ties to customs in several countries, including the United States, U.K., and France, allow license checks and electronic filing of paperwork. INSTANT GLOBAL Michael Putnam - June 1, 1998 Business Trade & Technology Strategies Report The Internet has become a global channel for business, creating the immediate need to adapt distribution, payment, and pricing systems. This report recommends best practices for three international sales and distribution models: a single U.S. source, independent distributors, and global networks. ... ALLEN: I think PNLK fits in here somewhere.

To: Tim Luke who wrote (7619)	1/1/1999 12:20:00 PM
From: jwk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40688

Tim -- I think we start to see a clearer pciture of P-K's prospects now that tax selling season is over. My expectations are for strategic and significant releases from the company timed to give maximum exposure to the launch of V3.0. I believe Glenn Z. understands how to bring a new product out in such a way as to maximize expectations momentum along with delivering the goods as promised. Since I am more of a buy and hold investor than a short term trader, I've had the patience to wait for things to ripen. My fruit picking time frame is now the end of March. If I do not see concrete progress in a significant way by then, I'll reevaluate my position and possibly move on. 90 more days is not a long time for me to wait. If I didn't have things I choose to do which keep me away from the trading screen, I might adopt a different investment style. But, I can't ski and trade at the same time, so.......