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To: W.B. Michaels who wrote (109708)	3/16/1999 3:48:00 PM
From: freeus	Respond to of 176387

re please DELL dont weaken and give away your hard won victory Boy oh boy do I agree with you!!! I hope there is nothing in these IBM/DELL rumours. I hope I hope. Freeus

To: W.B. Michaels who wrote (109708)	3/16/1999 5:08:00 PM
From: Frank Ellis Morris	Respond to of 176387

>>Afte you have made you choice then follow your stock's "hoped" for progress--- watching each and every aspect of it's history-This style takes focus,courage and guts.If you don't posess these qualifications then go "sell women's shoes".In my view DELL is the most unique company I have seen in 40 years of stock picking-in my opinion DELL should not merge or sell out to anyone-they have worked hard to win -THEY HAVE WON!-"games over"-Please DELL don't weaken and give away your hard won victory.wbm<< Good Afternoon William. I like your thinking and your post. I believe that everyone here at Dell should forward our thoughts about the IBM/Dell alliance and possible merger immediately to Dell's Public relations. Mr.Dell and the hierachy of Dell would be especially sensitive to your post William since you are one of the major shareholders along with Kemble.I am sending off my letter shortly and feel that all should do the same Best Wishes Frank

To: W.B. Michaels who wrote (109708)	3/16/1999 5:37:00 PM
From: edamo	Respond to of 176387

w.b........re IBM/DELL.... agree, tremendous clash of business philosophies...an impala mating with a pachyderm.........result, less than stellar offspring... would prefer to see dell keep an arms length with ibm...and if they desire to "own" a service entity...then why not consider unisys... regards as always..ed a. p.s....firming with nice volume...next week should be the next leg up...