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I Case 2:10-cv-07678-JFW-DTB Document 65-20 Filed 10/07/11 Page 1 of 1 Page ID<br />

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Scott Shimmin<br />

Thursday, May 04, 2000 11:06 AM<br />

'sahluwalia@na.ko.com'<br />

Eric Meyerhofer; 'Matthew Hahn - CCE'; Mark Meyerhofer<br />

RE: Question<br />

I don't have an immediate answer for you with respect to the two units that failed (not jam related). I<br />

am assuming that these are the two printers that Matt reloaded in order to get them working. I am going<br />

to work on a ferm that CCE can use to report problems, that will help us troubleshoot and/or try to<br />

reproduce the problem here at Futurelogic. I will forward the form to both you and Matt, shortly. In<br />

the mean time, please provide as much detail as possible, when reporting a problem.<br />

With respect to the units with paper jams, I'm assuming that these jams took place in the printer<br />

mechanism area, behind the chute? As I mentioned to you in Cincinnati, we are aware o_ this issue. The<br />

units that you received were adjusted to hopefully resolve this problem, but apparently this was not<br />

100% effective, based on your report. We are currently in the process of redesigning the portion of the<br />

paper path where we have seen the jams occur, an I will keep you posted o11 this.<br />

Scott<br />

..... Original Message .....<br />

From: sahluwalia@na.ko,com [SMTP:sahluwalia@na.ko.com]<br />

Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 6:44 AM<br />

To: seottshimmin@futurelogicinc.com<br />

Subject: Question<br />

Scott,<br />

What would be a circumstance where the printer would lose its memory, in terms<br />

of a database pre-loaded into it? The reason I ask is that before I left<br />

Cincinnati yesterday, we visited I0 venders/printers in the field.<br />

5 of the machines were working fine. Of the other five, one of the machines was<br />

not printing, three had coupon/paper jams, end the other on_ was Hot. We had<br />

tested each machine after installing, and what bugs me is that Matthew had to<br />

reload the promotions in two of these machines to get them to start printing<br />

again ...... any thoughts?<br />

Simmy<br />

CONFIDENTIAL<br />

00042<br />

FutureLogic's Summary Judgment Exhibit No. 39<br />

-A0474-<br />

FL0021208

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