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To: James H. Irwin who wrote (5942)	1/18/1999 8:56:00 PM
From: David Loomis	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8307

This just in Jan. 18 — AtHome Corp. is set to announce as early as Tuesday that it has agreed to acquire Excite Corp., sources tell MSNBC. Terms of the deal, which was confirmed by an individual familiar with AtHome board proceedings, aren't clear, but Excite's share price ($67 1/2) sets its market value at about $3.5 billion. MSNBC.com

To: James H. Irwin who wrote (5942)	1/19/1999 1:36:00 AM
From: David Montgomery	Respond to of 8307

try this for the bold font problem use to start it use to end it thanks for the info on the european market. and thanks for the info on the analysysts. dvm

To: James H. Irwin who wrote (5942)	1/19/1999 8:40:00 AM
From: Anaxagoras	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8307

*OT* Might as well respond publicly since a lot of folks probably have the same question. To turn off the bold, put the same tag at the end that turned the bold on- well, almost the same tag. Instead of writing <b>, this time you change it slightly to </b>. See the backslash /? Ex: To make the word dog boldfaced, write the following, exactly: <b>dog</b> The same thing for italics, except you use i instead of b. Today's lesson was brought to you by the eager shareholders of Egghead.com. ;-) Anaxagoras