They think that will be the case with Christmas too. Sales were fueled by computer sales which generated a lot of traffic in the stores. They worked very effectively in trying to give the consumer a reason to come in and to generate the incremental sales. One of the things they did was change the way they went to market from a promotional standpoint in bringing customers in with a special purchased computer and special price promotions, but not at the sacrifice of margin in that they were special buys of quality computers but not of the big brand names. They think this year is going to be a very aggressive quarter, not one for the inexperienced or meek because they feel retailers are going to have to do a lot to bring customers in.
Computers includes computer software, printers, and peripherals.
In software, breaking it out just for the past quarter, they actually had a negative in their comp store sales because of the Windows '95 comparison. They also had very good sales in CPUs and printers. Strong computer sales were offset somewhat by the negative paper prices. That is a reflection of the continued leverage of their occupancy costs, focused inventory management and controls at store level. Again that is a reflection of the strong controls and very strong corporate controls as well.