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                                 III.  Valuations                                     
                                 BURROUGHS WELLCOME COMPANY                           
                            DU PONT DE NEMOURS (DEUTSCHLAND) GmbH                     
                                 FIRST COMPUTER CORPORATION                           
                       The IBM 3081 and 4341 Central Processors and the IBM and       
                  Control Data Corporation disk are the latest model in their         
                  price and capacity ranges, and should have an economic life of      
                  not less than twelve years.                                         
                       Below is the anticipated residual value for the equipment      
                  described in Exhibits A-D upon the expiration of the initial        
                  user lease term and upon the expiration of 96 months:               
                            March, 1987 (Exh A)    - $1,062,751                       
                            November, 1986 (Exh B) -    179,800                       
                            November, 1985 (Exh C) -    261,855                       
                            June, 1985 (Exh D)     -    188,502                       
                       The user leases are for 52 months at a rental of $92,676       
                  per month (at a 16% debt interest rate) for Exhibit A; for 47       
                  months at a rental of $8,659 per month (at a 12% assumed debt       
                  rate and a currency conversion rate of 2.496) for Exhibit B; 35     
                  months at a rental of $10,375 per month (at a 12% assumed debt      
                  rate and a currency conversion of 2.496) for Exhibit C; and         
                  for 31 months at $7,500 per month (at a 16.75% debt rate) for       
                  Exhibit D.  The present value of the user lease is $4,331,327.      
                       In our opinion, the assessed value of the equipment            
                  described in Exhibit A [sic] should be the sum of the present       
                  value of the user lease plus the present value of the residual      
                  value of such equipment upon expiration of the initial user         
                  lease term.  We have discounted such residual value at 16% and      
                  calculated the appraised value as follows:                          
                  Present value, user lease:              $4,331,327                  
                  Present value, residual:   March, 1987 (Exh A)   - $519,763         
                                      November, 1986 (Exh B) -  112,763               
                                      November, 1985 (Exh C) -  181,205               
                                      June, 1985 (Exh D)  -  122,657                  
                  Sum of present values:                  $5,267,715                  
                       Since the sum of the Present Values exceeds the Acquisi-       
                  tion Cost of the equipment, we will limit the appraisal to such     
                  Acquisition Cost.                                                   
                  Appraised Value:  $5,170,392                                        

                                           Respectfully submitted,                    


                                           John R. Wilkins                            
                                           President                                  
                                           Communigraphics, Inc.                      







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