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To: E_K_S who wrote (25133)	1/25/1999 11:45:00 AM
From: Paul Fiondella	Respond to of 42771

Digital Me liability I do not believe any liabilty is involved for the owner of the vault. There is no way in this system for personal information to be disclosed to a vendor. That is the only thing that the owner of the vault is responsible for. The owner of the vault just keeps your identity, verifies your identiity, and processes transactions. Remember that the vendor sends both the order, the vendor's id number and the customers "public" id number to the vault. The vault confirms the transaction by verification with the customer, and gives out shipping information to the vendor. The vault may very will have to ask you which credit card you want to use to complete the transaction. You still get billed by your credit card company, not by the vault. The vault is not the credit card company. Any liability for bad transactions, defective products etc. would be handled in the manner your bank or cc company currently uses. Let's say for example you returned the product as defective. In a future internet ecommerce world, you access your credit card company site and enter your identity number. The credit card company then sends its id plus your id to the vault which then verifies your identity (according to the cc companies standards) and interaction with you and then allows you to access your financial records at the credit card company site. The vault is not a bank, it is a way of establishing a secure internet identity that protects your personal information against widespread disclosure and allows you to engage in ecommerce.

To: E_K_S who wrote (25133)	1/25/1999 12:27:00 PM
From: DJBEINO	Respond to of 42771

MAC SAVVY NETWARE CLIENT 5.12 FOR MAC OS NOW AVAILABLE FOR ONLINE PURCHASE Enables Mac OS Chooser Access to NetWare 3.x, NetWare 4.x and NetWare 5 Servers PLEASANTON, Calif., Jan. 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Prosoft Engineering has simplified the NetWare Client 5.12 for Mac OS, enabling Macintosh users to browse and mount Novell(R) NetWare volumes and select NetWare print queues, from within the familiar Mac OS Chooser. The NetWare Client 5.12 is the first major update to the MacIPX client in more than two and a-half years! The new client is now available at prosofteng.com . User demand has prompted the "Early Adapters Electronic Software Download" enabling users to purchase the new NetWare Client 5.12 online and download the software immediately! The actual CD-ROM will be available in late February. Those who purchase the client online before February 28, 1999 may elect to receive a free CD-ROM when available. Volume discounts and select educational discounts are available from the online store, which currently only accepts credit card payments. Prosoft Engineering will soon accept purchase orders and offer a toll free Customer Order Center for phone and fax orders, including international orders. More information about educational licensing programs, purchase orders and options for current Novell license customers can be found at prosofteng.com . The new NetWare Client 5.12 is Mac OS 8.5 ready, and works with the iMac and other Apple Macintosh G3 computers. New Features Include: -- Optimized for Mac OS 8.1, Mac OS 8.5 and Apple's G3 Computers -- Mac OS Chooser Access -- Mount NetWare volumes the "Mac" way -- "Mac Like" Installer -- Installs over previous versions -- NDS and Bindery Emulation Login -- Access NetWare 3.x and NetWare 4.x servers -- Proper Volume/File Size Reporting -- Accurate volume info allows for better management -- Alias Support -- Mount frequently used volumes, folders or files at startup! -- NetWare 5 Connectivity -- File and print services to IPX enabled NetWare 5 servers About Prosoft Engineering, Inc. Founded in 1985, Prosoft Engineering Inc. has helped develop some of the most successful Macintosh products available. Prosoft Engineering offers a wide range of software development and testing services for Macintosh, Windows and Unix. Visit us on the World Wide Web at prosofteng.com . Prosoft Engineering is a registered trademark of Prosoft Engineering, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders. SOURCE Prosoft Engineering, Inc.