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To: George D who wrote (16160)	5/6/1999 1:10:00 PM
From: Grantcw	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19331

George, Before the FAQ page gets overly analyzed, remember that $5 million is from the sale of Cyberfax and that the word "anticipated" is used in reference to revenues. $5 million of what is from the sale of Cyberfax? I don't think they would include the $5 million in their anticipated revenues number, would they? I don't think the sale of Cyberfax can be considered a normal operating revenue. On the other hand, I was thinking $15 million for the quarter would be exceptional. That $5 million number would definitely plug the gap between $15 and my guess a few posts back of ~$21. Grant

To: George D who wrote (16160)	5/6/1999 1:45:00 PM
From: Art Vandelay	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19331

George, Before the FAQ page gets overly analyzed, remember that $5 million is from the sale of Cyberfax and that the word "anticipated" is used in reference to revenues. I am numbers person by trade, I analyze numbers. Please see my post to Grant on the sale of Cyberfax. On your "anticipated" the quarter has been closed for a while and one of the first things (if not the first) a company knows after the quarter is closed is its sales. Now if they put out this anticpated number and are not close to it when the final numbers come out, I would be very surprised. (Not to say that it can't happen)