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INPR - Inprise to Borland (BORL)

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4577	I sold today, all of it. I cannot stand the pain of inept mgmt. It's lik	John Solder	-	2/16/2000
4576	I have been in and out of INPR/BORL for the last few years. I sold 87% of my ho	Michael L. Busser	-	2/16/2000
4575	I saw it. I should keep <B>my</B> mouth shut sometimes.	John Solder	-	2/16/2000
4574	The biggest problem with Phil White is that he cooked the books to the point of	John Solder	-	2/16/2000
4573	I am not certain whether betting the farm on Linux is entirely stupid. Windows	atvcb	-	2/16/2000
4572	Thin client vs PC: Seconds out, Round 5 Browser-based computing sits equally w	David Miller	-	2/16/2000
4571	<i>The press has been beating the thin-client drum for nearly 4 years. &l	i-node	-	2/16/2000
4570	<i>David_R, if the shareholders vote the deal down, I think that just end	i-node	-	2/16/2000
4569	<i>And the absurd hype that the desktop will just jump to Linux is equall	i-node	-	2/15/2000
4568	LOL, you got me on that one. Yes, 50% + 1.	smallaxe	-	2/15/2000
4567	Actually, 50% + 1 share will kill the deal.	David R	-	2/15/2000
4566	RE: <i> If the world is changing to a thin client browser-based computing	David R	-	2/15/2000
4565	David_R, if the shareholders vote the deal down, I think that just ends the dea	smallaxe	-	2/15/2000
4564	I believe if 51% of Inprise shareholders vote no, that's enough to kill the	smallaxe	-	2/15/2000
4563	David, <i>I can't help but chuckle when I read an article that talks	Tom C	-	2/15/2000
4562	Does anyone know when the vote is, and when you have to own shares to vote ? I	Ash Kapur	-	2/15/2000
4561	This raises my most disturbing problem with INPR. It is good that they are inv	David R	-	2/15/2000
4560	I can't help but chuckle when I read an article that talks about MSFT in su	David R	-	2/15/2000
4559	Very well said indeed. I laugh. It reminds me of Antonini (the former CEO of K	atvcb	-	2/15/2000
4558	John, I'm sure you've seen this. siliconinvestor.com Tom	Tom C	-	2/15/2000
4557	John, Cowboy is starting to remind me of Phil White of Informix. Phil committe	Tom C	-	2/15/2000
4556	Cowboy should keep his mouth shut. He's letting everyone know how stupid he	John Solder	-	2/15/2000
4555	I found this posted on yahoo. <b>Developers Cool on Corel/Inprise Merger	Tom C	-	2/15/2000
4554	<i>Theoretically, what would happen if all CORL shareholders voted YES an	max	-	2/15/2000
4553	Theoretically, what would happen if all CORL shareholders voted YES and all INP	John Solder	-	2/15/2000

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