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To: Terp who wrote (39564)	1/6/1999 12:19:00 PM
From: Master Trader	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

ZOMX with MSFT OR IBM cbs.marketwatch.com Early word is that Zomax Optical Media, a maker of compact discs, digital video discs and other multimedia paraphernalia, will announce a relationship with Microsoft (MSFT) or IBM (IBM). Zomax (ZOMX), a Minneapolis company with a factory in San Jose, Calif., also packages and prints products and acts as a so-called outsource service provider to software publishers, computer manufacturers and other multimedia companies. Investment professionals says the Microsoft pact will benefit the company's bottom line. Zomax is profitable -- yet the company in the most recent quarter said it had to outsource some CD production because of increasing demand. That lowered profit margins. Executives at Zomax have declined to return phone calls to MarketWatch. The company's stock on Nasdaq sells for about 16, giving Zomax a market cap of $115 million and a price-earnings ratio of about 26