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          the note, interest was set quarterly at the prime rate and was to           
          be paid during the term of the note with the principal due on               
          October 1, 2005.                                                            
               Effective January 1, 1996, petitioner granted Uniplex                  
          Software a nonexclusive worldwide license for a renewable 3-year            
          term to part of the developed technology.  Effective July 8,                
          1996, CPSG, Inc. and Uniplex Software entered into a Software               
          License Agreement (source code license) whereby CPSG, Inc.                  
          provided Uniplex Software with a worldwide, perpetual,                      
          nonexclusive license to the InTEXT proprietary software.  In                
          exchange, Uniplex Software covenanted to pay CPSG, Inc. $500,000            
          for the source code license, $350,000 initial license prepayment,           
          and a 2-percent royalty on Uniplex Software’s net revenue from              
          the distribution of the software until CPSG, Inc. received                  
          $300,000, and thereafter a 1-percent royalty of the net revenue             
          from distribution of the software.  The source code license                 
          provided Uniplex Software with security for the $1.15 million               
          unsecured loan made to CPSG, Inc.                                           
               Annual sales of the InTEXT developed technology were                   
          approximately $1.5 million during the years at issue.  Annual               
          sales of the Operating Control System developed technology were             
          approximately $1 million for the subject years.  Annual sales of            
          the Today developed technology approximated $2 million during the           
          period 1995 through 1997.                                                   






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