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To: TOPFUEL who wrote (35)	1/20/1999 9:45:00 AM
From: Micro-Selector	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 564

TOPFUEL: Wondering your opinion on RINT. IMO, it seems a great company that took a hard blow in the last two years due to rapid decrease in popularity of multimedia CD-ROM vs. exponential increase in demand for Web-based technologies. Not only have they now "gotten with the program", but are a major player in growth of Web-based training systems. Here's a brief post on the company made on the low-float thread. Your analysis much appreciated. Thanks, Micro ------------------------------ RINT - Reality Interactive, Inc. Float = 2.2 M Shares Out = 4.7 M Latest News Release (1/19/99): biz.yahoo.com Corporate Profile: biz.yahoo.com Web site: realityinteractive.com This company vanished from sight and has thinly traded on OTC:BB after being delisting from NASDAQ in 5/98. Regaining volume last two months as corporate turnaround unfolds (move from CD-ROM multimedia to Web-based systems for corporate training programs). As more contracts unfold, I see this stock moving sharply upward. RINT has contracts with major corporations such as Boeing, GM, 3M, Robert Bosch and Sundstrand Aerospace. Its Web-based strategy is cutting-edge technology. Its only problem at this point is working capital, which a string of new contracts will quickly rectify.

To: TOPFUEL who wrote (35)	1/21/1999 8:48:00 AM
From: GregB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 564

TopFuel, thanks for the answer on FNTN I agree, I have been disappointed in this company for awhile, but have bought in when it was on its way up, so now have to wait it out...I still believe in the management, but can not understand why they have no news.. On the other hand I am very happy with TSIG... Go TSig Regards GregB