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Scott Fosseen - Systems Engineer -Prairie Lakes AEA
http://fosseen.us/scott
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     Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons.                                                               
                     - Popular Mechanics, 1949                                                
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 2:11 PM
Subject: Smartfilter / N2H2 Webinar

In order to answer your questions regarding the future of Smartfilter and N2H2 we have organized a webinar for next Monday March 8th at 2PM.  The purpose of the meeting is to explain the acquisition of N2H2 by Secure Computing and what effect it will have on N2H2 and Smartfilter customers.  This is a webinar/conference call and we will have a short presentation over the web and you will have the capability to listen in and participate over the phone with the 1-888 number.  Many new and exciting changes are scheduled and the meeting should be very informative.  Directions to access the webinar are listed below and we look forward to speaking with you on Monday.  Feel free to forward this email to other persons that you feel will benefit from this discussion.  Thank you, Rob

Rob Slaughter

Prodigen, LLC.

Regional Director of Sales

5640 International Parkway

Minneapolis, MN  55428

PH:  763-557-9900 ext 105

Cell:  612-730-8555

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

www.prodigen.com

 

"Security from the Inside Out"

Here are the instructions to access the SmartFilter 4.0 webinar on Monday March 8 at 2:00PM Central

time:  Monday March 8th,  2 pm CST

Phone: 1-888-693-8686

Conference ID 5090312#

Web:  Go to   http://securecomputing.raindance.com

Select "Attend a Private Event"

Enter the Following:  Event Name/Number - SCC5090312

Your Name

Your Company

Your Email

Select Continue

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Thanks, Tom Prifrel

 

 
 

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