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2:10-cv-07678-JFW-DTB Document 65-21 Filed 10/07/11 Page 4 of 7 Page ID<br />

#: 1369<br />

environment. Testing was also necessary to determine whether the prototype<br />

printers would function for their intended purpose of printing coupons using<br />

coupon data sent to the printers t¥om a promotional controller and printing vouchers<br />

based on data received from the machine controller. Testing was also necessary to<br />

determine whether the printer would jam ifa customer tried to put his finger over<br />

the bezel or insert an object into the bezel. Testing was required to determine<br />

whether the prototype printer was sturdy enough to withstand customer abuse, such<br />

as attempts to manipulate or interfere with the printer. Testing was further<br />

necessary to determine how and whether the printer would function in wet or rainy<br />

conditions to which an outdoor vending machine would be exposed.<br />

1 l. FutureLogic provided the prototype printers and technical information<br />

regarding those printers to Coca-Cola subject to an understanding that Coca-Cola<br />

would keep the printers and related technical information confidential. To my<br />

understanding, Coca-Cola abided by that confidentiality understanding and never<br />

disclosed any technical information concerning FutureLogic's prototype printers tO<br />

any third parties.<br />

12. FLO001781 is a true and correct copy of the first page of a draft<br />

specification that I prepared tbr the communication protocol used in the prototype<br />

printers. Consistent with my recollection regarding confidentiality, this document<br />

expressly states that it contains "PROPRIETARY and CONFIDENTIAL<br />

information of FutureLogic, Inc." This document was provided to Coca-Cola.<br />

13. Before the field triads, Simmy Ahluwalia, a Coca-Cola representative,<br />

proposed certain procedures for testing the FutureLogic prototype printers to<br />

determine whether they worked tbr their intended purpose. FL0003543 is a true<br />

and correct copy of an email I received on December 19, 1999, from Scott<br />

Shimmin, FutureLogic's project manager for the Coca-Cola coupon printer project.<br />

FL0003544 is a true and correct copy of the preliminary test plan aRached to<br />

Mr. Shimmin's email. FL0019004 is a true and correct copy of an email Mr.<br />

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