Exhibit 10.11


                      [CAPSTON NETWORK COMPANY LETTERHEAD]



John R. Varsames, President
eNote.com, Inc.
Via fax 802-288-9330

Dear Mr. Varsames,

        This  letter  will  confirm  the  substantive  points of our recent oral
agreements  respecting the best means of resolving certain questions of Delaware
law that  have  arisen in  connection  of  Kramer &  Levin's  review of  certain
corporate  actions  taken by  Webcor  Electronics,  Inc.  prior to its  business
combination with Navis Technologies, Inc. While we do not necessarily agree with
Kramer & Levin's legal conclusions,  we accept the fact that they have expressed
well-considered  reservations,  and that the existence of a potential unresolved
problem is unacceptable given eNote's plans to seek additional  financing in the
next few months.  Therefore, we believe it makes sense for all concerned parties
to work together toward a prompt  resolution of the potential  problems,  rather
than arguing over the relative risks. Based on the foregoing,  we have agreed as
follows:

        1.     Capston  retained  Stradley,  Ronon,  Stevens  &  Young,  LLP  of
               Wilmington,  Delaware  to serve as its  Delaware  counsel in this
               matter;

        2.     eNote.com  retained  Richards,  Layton  & Finger  of  Wilmington,
               Delaware to serve as its Delaware counsel in this matter;

        3.     Stradley,  Ronon,  Stevens & Young,  LLP and  Richards,  Layton &
               Finger are jointly charged with  determining the most appropriate
               method of resolving the potential problems identified by Kramer &
               Levin, and minimizing the risk associated therewith.

        4.     Once a  course  of  action  has  been  agreed  upon by our  legal
               counsel,  Richards,  Layton & Finger has assumed the lead role in
               implementing the proposed solution and Stradley, Ronon, Stevens &
               Young,  LLP is providing  such  assistance  as may be  reasonably
               required under the circumstances;

        5.     eNote has advanced  retainers  and will  continue to advance,  as
               required,  the  reasonable  and necessary fees of both law firms.
               Further, it is agreed that both Capston and eNote will review the
               bills and agree upon their reasonableness and accuracy.

        6.     Notwithstanding  the  advancement  of such fees by  eNote,  it is
               agreed that  Stradley,  Ronon,  Stevens & Young,  LLP is and will
               remain  legal  counsel  for  Capston.  It is also agreed that the
               advancement  of such fees by eNote will not,  in any way,  impair
               the ability of Stradley, Ronon, Stevens & Young, LLP to represent

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               Capston in any future  action,  including  future  actions  where
               Capston may have interests  adverse to those of eNote. It is also
               agreed that Richards,  Layton & Finger will be representing eNote
               and  that  Capston  waives  any  conflict  of  interest  or other
               conflict   that   exists   or  may   exist  by  reason  of  their
               representation  of the Company and expressly agree that Richards,
               Layton & Finger may represent the Company in any future action on
               these matters.  Further, should eNote wish to retain either firms
               as Company  counsel or Capston  wishes to engage  either firm for
               future  projects not  concerning  each other,  neither party will
               object.

        7.     When  Capston's  6-month  holding  period under Section 16 of the
               Securities  Exchange Act of 1934 has expired with respect to such
               securities,  Capston will begin to promptly liquidate  sufficient
               stock in Telemetrix, Inc., FAB Global, Inc. and/or eNote to repay
               eNote $150,000 in connection with legal fees resulting from their
               efforts on behalf of the  parties.  After the fees have been paid
               to  Richards,  Layton & Finger  and  Stradley,  Ronon,  Stevens &
               Young,  LLP,  then  eNote  will  have full  authority  to use the
               remaining funds to offset professional fees.

        8.     Since it is not the  desire  of eNote  to cause  Capston  by this
               agreement to either  a)violate any agreements as to the reference
               stock holding,  b)violate any state or federal  regulations or or
               c)to  disrupt the market of any of the stocks,  Capston will have
               until  January  30,  2000 to repay the  advances in total and the
               collateral  will remain in place until the  $150,000 is repaid to
               eNote.  Further,  Capston  will request from eNote in writing any
               exception it desires from its current  agreement on how its stock
               will be sold into the  market.  If eNote does not  approve of the
               request in writing, then Capston is prohibited from violating its
               agreement, even to meet this obligation.

        9.     Stradley,  Ronon, Stevens & Young, LLP currently hold Certificate
               No.  282  representing  50,000  shares of eNote  stock  issued to
               Capston  Network  Company.  This  stock  will be  given  to Peter
               Doremus,   attorney  at  law,   previously   representing   Navis
               Technoloiges,  as an  escrow  agent  or to  some  other  mutually
               agreeable escrow agent. After the default date, escrow agents, is
               directed to surrender the shares to John R.  Varsames,  President
               of eNote.com, Inc.

        10.    As a result of the agreement on the rounding of the  shareholders
               Capston  Network  Company  agrees to designate 6001 shares out of
               the same collateral (50,000 shares), to be used as collateral for
               the same number of stock which is to be returned to the  Company.
               Once 6001 shares are  returned to the  Company,  Capston  Network
               Company will have  satisfied all  requirements  for any return of
               stock to eNote.com, Inc. by Capston Network Company, Sally Fonner
               or any  associates of either  Capston or Fonner.  Should the 6001
               shares not be  surrender  voluntarily  to the  Company,  then the
               escrow agent shall cause the  certificate to be re-issued so that
               6001 shares are returned to the Company, with the remaining being
               liquidated for any default on the payment of the $150,000.

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        11.    Both parties agree that this Agreement shall be:

             a)  governed by the laws of the State of Delaware
             b)  this is the whole  agreement  until  replaced  by a more formal
                 pledge agreement; and
             c)  written notices in regard to this agreement must have notice by
                 third  party  of  receipt  to  addressee  with  copies  of  all
                 communication  being  provided by facsimile to John Varsames at
                 802-288-9330 and Sally Fonner at 727-443-5240.
             d)  binding  upon the  approval of the  majority  shareholders  and
                 consent executed by the sole director, Sally Fonner, who agrees
                 to  execute   such  consent   upon   authorization   from  said
                 shareholders

This agreement is binding on all heirs, Successors or assigns of Capston Network
Company and Sally Fonner.

The  signatures  below  are  given  to  facilitate  the  best  solution  for the
stockholders of eNote.com, Inc.


     /s/                                       August 26, 1999
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Sally Fonner, President
Capston Network Company


    /s/
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eNote.com, Inc.
John R. Varsames, President



Approved by John R.  Varsames  holding  proxy for __% of the shares on this 26th
date of August, 1999