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To: A. Reader who wrote (6580)	4/20/1999 9:13:00 PM
From: Gutterball	Respond to of 9798

Corel Begins Shipping Corel Print House(tm) Magic 4 and Premium Edition OTTAWA, ONTARIO--Corel Corporation (NASDAQ: COSFF, TSE: COS) is now shipping Corel Print House(tm) Magic 4 and Print House Magic 4 Premium. The latest versions of this graphics suite make it easier than ever before to create a wide range of projects such as calendars, greeting cards, banners, invitations, paper toys and other stationary items. Corel Print House Magic 4 is available for a suggested retail price of US $39.95 and Cdn $39.95 (English and French versions). Corel Print House Magic 4 Premium is available for a suggested retail price of US $49.95 and Cdn $59.95. These two new versions follow the successful release of Print House Magic(tm) "The Wizard of Oz(tm)" Edition, earlier this year. ''We're happy to offer our users two products packed with easy-to-use features for creating professional-looking home graphics projects in a snap,'' said Jim Orban, Corel's executive vice president of sales and marketing. ''Enhancements such as the improved photo-editing capabilities make these graphics suites ideal for customizing creative projects on the home computer." biz.yahoo.com

To: A. Reader who wrote (6580)	4/20/1999 10:35:00 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 9798

Four days late is what I make of this article. But only a fool would like a winboard. No only a loser would want a winboard. Me thinks this amusing article is no threat to Corel. Tom Watson tosiwmee

To: A. Reader who wrote (6580)	4/21/1999 2:22:00 AM
From: Daniel Shaffer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9798

April Fools Joke: WinBoard The last line of the article you mentioned suggests the whole article is an April Fool's joke: "In view of all the above, you may be wondering why Corel would choose this moment to cut a deal with a motherboard manufacturer? It's possible Corel is trying to steal a little mind share before the ax falls. Or it's possible Corel doesn't even know the Winboard exists. In fact, I'll bet most people at Microsoft don't even know it exists. That is, unless they know how to recognize an April Fool's column."