Document:

SALES AGREEMENT

THIS AGREEMENT  made and entered into this _____ day of _________,  2004, by and
between  SERVICES BY  DESIGNWISE,  LTD., an Illinois  Corporation,  (hereinafter
referred to as "Seller") and TECHALT,  INC., a Nevada Corporation,  (hereinafter
referred to as  "TechAlt" or "Buyer").  Seller and Buyer  collectively  shall be
referred to as the "Parties."

For  consideration  given,  the  receipt  and  sufficiency  of which  is  hereby
acknowledged, IT IS AGREED:

l.    Sale and Purchase.

      Subject to the terms and conditions of this  Agreement,  Seller shall sell
      and deliver,  and Buyer shall  purchase  and accept  delivery of a minimum
      purchase requirement of $1,250,000.00  ("Exclusive Purchase  Requirement")
      per year as a non-exclusive  manufacturing  agreement  during each year of
      the term of "Directly  Supplied Goods." "Directly Supplied Goods" shall be
      defined  as  (i)  cameras,  portable  camera  systems  and  stands,  fixed
      communication  modules,  mobile VHS,  recording  and camera  systems  with
      viewing consoles and without viewing  consoles,  camera systems,  (ii) any
      and all goods specified in the TechAlt / IBM contract relating to the Cook
      County project dated on or about September 7, 2004 ("IBM  Contract") as it
      relates to the items set forth in subparagraph (i) hereinabove,  and (iii)
      other potential new TechAlt products that may be developed and assigned to
      the  Seller  for  production,  with  Seller's  consent  which  will not be
      unreasonably withheld, for production during the term of this Agreement.

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      In addition,  the Seller shall receive a royalty  ("Royalty") as described
      in Section  3.b. on all of Buyer's  requirements  of third party  supplied
      goods not purchased from Seller,  ("Third Party Supplied Goods") including
      goods produced  directly by Buyer as  standardized  products to be sold to
      end user customers.  For purpose of this Agreement,  the term "Third Party
      Supplied Goods" shall be defined as all equipment and/or systems purchased
      or  produced  directly  by  Buyer  (except  for  Directly  Supplied  Goods
      purchased from Seller), including without limitation, (i) TechAlt supplied
      vehicle  mounted  equipment  and  all  customized  camera  systems,  i.e.,
      portable camera stands,  and all "combination  fixed systems," i.e., fixed
      communication  modules, (ii) all goods related to the IBM Contract,  (iii)
      all mobile  communications  modules,  involving  integration  of  multiple
      wireless  protocols  into a single  delivery  systems  for  mobile IP data
      communications  that encrypts and  authenticates  data,  streams video and
      selects the  strongest  communication  channel,  and mobile  digital video
      recording and camera systems  including  document capture and data storage
      capabilities and any combination of these products,  other camera systems,
      and (iv) other  potential  new TechAlt  products that may be developed for
      production by third parties during the term of this Agreement.

2.    Quantity of Directly Supplied Goods.

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      Pursuant to this  Agreement  and  pursuant to a written  blanket  purchase
order to be submitted by Buyer to Seller,  Buyer shall purchase from Seller on a
monthly basis a minimum  requirement of Directly Supplied Goods in the amount of
$104,167  per  month  ("Monthly  Purchase  Requirement"),  i.e.,  $1,250,000  of
Directly  Supplied Goods on a yearly basis.  The Buyer shall supply on a monthly
basis a forecast of Directly  Supplied Goods for the following  three (3) months
which will be a non-binding best estimate.  During any year of the term, Buyer's
purchases in excess of the Monthly  Purchase  Requirement may be offset by Buyer
against  shortfalls of purchases during a subsequent  month;  provided  however,
there shall be no offset  allowed  from one "Year" of the term to the next.  For
purpose of this Agreement,  the term "Year" shall mean the  twelve-month  period
beginning  on the first day of this  Agreement  and  every  twelve-month  period
thereafter beginning on the anniversary of the first day of this Agreement.

3.    Price.

      a. The  pricing for the  Directly  Supplied  Goods shall be as  reasonably
      determined  by Seller  consistent  with fair  market  cost and the pricing
      Seller has  previously  charged the Seller for  Directly  Supplied  Goods.
      Seller  agrees that the cost of the material  components  contained in the
      Directly  Supplied  Goods which are supplied to Seller from  third-parties
      (excluding all other  elements of the purchase  price,  including  without
      limitation, reasonable profit margin, labor, shipping, taxes and overhead)
      shall  not  exceed  the cost of said  material  components  paid by Seller
      multiplied by fifteen percent (15%).  Upon written  request,  Seller shall
      provide  Buyer a bill of  materials  (BOM)  for  Directly  Supplied  Goods
      produced for the Buyer that  itemizes the cost of each  component  and all
      materials and Seller shall  acknowledge that the BOM is factually true and
      accurate to the best of its knowledge.

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      b. For Third Party Supplied Goods,  Seller shall be entitled to, and Buyer
      shall pay to Seller, a Royalty on all Third Party Supplied Goods purchased
      and/or used by Buyer. For purpose of this subparagraph,  the Parties agree
      that the  computation  of the Royalty shall be based on the purchase price
      of the Third Party  Supplied  Goods  actually paid by Buyer to third party
      non-affiliated  suppliers ("Third Party Suppliers),  or that would be paid
      by Buyer if purchased from a Third Party Supplier ("Purchase Price"),  and
      not on quantity or any other computation. Buyer agrees that in calculating
      the Royalty,  the Parties shall  include in the  definition of Third Party
      Supplied  Goods,  goods  supplied  by Third Party  Suppliers,  and Buyer's
      requirements  that are produced directly by Buyer or an affiliate of Buyer
      (other than prototype  products used as models for a product  research and
      development process or a manufacturing planning process).  During the term
      of this Agreement, the Royalty shall be a percentage of the Purchase Price
      as follows:

                  Year 1                             6.25%
                  Year 2                             6.50%
                  Year 3 and thereafter              6.75%

4.    Payments.

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      Payments shall be due as follows:

      a.    Payment  shall  be due  within  thirty  (30)  days  from the date of
            delivery  to Buyer of the  Directly  Supplied  Goods or Third  Party
            Supplied Goods;

      b.    Buyer shall  receive a one percent (1%) credit for any payments made
            for Directly Supplied Goods within ten (10) days of delivery of said
            Directly Supplied Goods;

      c.    All sums  remaining  due and owing after  expiration of the due date
            for  payment  shall  accumulate  interest at an  annualized  rate of
            twelve percent (12%).

      d.    In the event a purchase order given from Buyer to Seller would cause
            the  amounts  owed  hereunder  from  Buyer to Seller  to exceed  Two
            Hundred Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($225,000.00), Seller shall not
            be  obligated to deliver  said order or  subsequent  orders to Buyer
            unless Buyer  delivers to Seller an  irrevocable  and  unconditional
            letter  of  credit  from  a  source  acceptable  to  Seller,   which
            acceptance shall not be unreasonably  withheld,  for any amount owed
            from Buyer to Seller in excess of Two Hundred  Twenty Five  Thousand
            Dollars ($225,000.00).

      e.    Buyer  shall  pay all  sales  taxes  attributable  to the  purchases
            hereunder,  if any,  costs of insurance  during  transportation  and
            transportation and delivery costs.

      f.    Buyer  agrees to provide or provide  payment  for any  fixturing  or
            specialized equipment necessary for the manufacturing and testing of
            the Directly Supplied Goods.

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      g.    Buyer does hereby grant to Seller a purchase  money  security in the
            Directly  Supplied  Goods  and in  Buyer's  inventory  and  accounts
            receivable  attributable  to  such  Directly  Supplied  Goods  which
            security  interest shall be released as the Directly  Supplied Goods
            are paid by Buyer.

5.    Place of Delivery.

      The Directly  Supplied Goods shall be delivered F.O.B.  Seller.  The place
      for delivery of Directly  Supplied  Goods is at Buyer's  place of business
      presently located at 3311 N. Kennicott Ave, Arlington  Heights,  IL 60004,
      unless Buyer directs in the written  purchase  order a different  delivery
      location or locations as determined in Buyer's sole discretion.

6.    Right to Inspection.

      Buyer shall have the right to inspect all Directly Supplied Goods tendered
      for delivery before delivery is considered  complete under this Agreement.
      Such  inspection  may  take  place  only at the  place of  delivery  or at
      Seller's location if Buyer provides twenty four (24) hours advance notice.
      If Buyer rejects any Directly Supplied Goods, such Directly Supplied Goods
      shall be returned to Seller within a commercially  reasonable  time but in
      no event more than ten (10) business days  following  tender.  Buyer shall
      not be charged for  Directly  Supplied  Goods  properly  rejected as being
      "Nonconforming." The term "Nonconforming" shall mean not conforming as the
      term  "conforming"  is  defined  by  810  ILCS  5/2-166(2),  i.e.,  not in
      accordance with the obligations under the "contract". The "contract" shall
      include this Agreement and any purchase order submitted  pursuant  hereto;
      provided,  however,  in the event of a conflict between the purchase order
      and this  Agreement,  the terms of this Agreement  shall  control.  In the
      event  Buyer is to be charged for  Directly  Supplied  Goods not  properly
      rejected,  Buyer shall be  notified  in writing to arrange a new  shipping
      date.  The  expenses of  inspection  shall be borne by Buyer except in any
      instance in which the Directly Supplied Goods have been properly rejected.

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7.    Rejection of Nonconforming Directly Supplied Goods.

      Any rejection of Directly Supplied Goods for being  Nonconforming  must be
      made by Buyer by sending written notice to Seller of the rejection  within
      fifteen (15) business days after physical delivery  ("Rejection  Notice").
      Such  notice  shall state the basis of the  alleged  nonconformity  of the
      Directly  Supplied  Goods,  and the  description  of that  portion  of the
      shipment being  rejected.  In the event Buyer fails to timely and properly
      provide  Seller  the  Rejection  Notice,  Buyer  shall be  deemed  to have
      accepted the Directly Supplied Goods and to have waived all claims, debts,
      liabilities or cause of action against Seller for nonconformity related to
      the Directly  Supplied Goods except for the limited  warranty  provided in
      paragraph 10.b. of this Agreement.

8.    Procedure as to Rejected Directly Supplied Goods.

      On receipt of a Rejection  Notice,  Seller shall  arrange for shipment and
      return of the Directly Supplied Goods. Within ten (10) business days after
      of Seller's receipt of the returned  Directly  Supplied Goods,  Seller may
      inspect  such  Directly  Supplied  Goods  for  nonconformity.   If  Seller
      acquiesces in the Directly Supplied Goods as being  nonconforming,  Seller
      shall  ship  conforming  Directly  Supplied  Goods  within a  commercially
      reasonable  time after  receipt of a  Rejection  Notice but no longer than
      forty-five  (45)  days.  If  Seller is unable  to  provide  said  Directly
      Supplied Goods within said time,  Buyer may obtain said Directly  Supplied
      Goods from another  supplier;  provided,  however,  except as set forth in
      Section  13.  c.,  such  right  shall  apply  only to said  order and this
      Agreement shall remain in full force and effect for all subsequent orders.

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9.    Allocation of Risk.

      Any risk associated with the Directly  Supplied Goods being sold hereunder
      rests with Seller up to the time of receipt of the Directly Supplied Goods
      by the Buyer at the place of delivery,  and a proper and timely inspection
      has been completed by the Buyer without rejection of the Directly Supplied
      Goods.  Thereafter,  such  risk is with  the  Buyer,  including  any  risk
      associated with any Directly Supplied Goods thereafter returned to Seller;
      provided,  however,  that  after  the  Buyer has  returned  such  Directly
      Supplied Goods to Seller,  and Seller has received such Directly  Supplied
      Goods,  any risk associated with those Directly  Supplied Goods reverts to
      Seller.

10.   Representations  and  Warranties of Seller.  Seller hereby  represents and
      warrants to Buyer as follows:

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      a.    Seller is a corporation  duly  organized and existing under the laws
            of the State of Illinois,  is authorized to do business in the State
            of Illinois  and has all  existing  power and  authority to carry on
            business as now conducted.

      b.    The  Directly  Supplied  Goods  sold  by  Seller  hereunder  will be
            manufactured and assembled in substantial conformity with the design
            specifications provided by Buyer. In the event the Directly Supplied
            Goods  are  not  in   substantial   conformance   with  the   design
            specifications  provided by Buyer, Buyer shall notify Seller of same
            in writing  within  fourteen  (14) days from the date Buyer  becomes
            aware  of  said  deficiency;   provided,   however,  any  notice  of
            deficiency  under this  provision  must be served upon Seller within
            ninety (90) days from the date of delivery of the Directly  Supplied
            Goods to Buyer's end  customer  but in no event,  more than 180 days
            following Seller's delivery of the Directly Supplied Goods to Buyer.
            Buyer's  sole  remedy  under this  warranty  provision  is rework or
            replacement of said defective  Directly  Supplied Goods by Seller at
            Seller's discretion within thirty (30) days from the date of receipt
            of notice by Seller  of such  defect.  If Seller  fails to repair or
            replace said defective Directly Supplied Goods with conforming goods
            within the thirty  (30) day  period,  Buyer may order said  Directly
            Supplied Goods from another  supplier and Buyer shall be entitled to
            return of all monies  previously  paid  Seller as  payment  for said
            defective  Directly  Supplied  Goods.  IN  CONNECTION  WITH DIRECTLY
            SUPPLIED GOODS,  IN NO EVENT,  REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF THE ACTION,
            SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR  INCIDENTAL  DAMAGES,  PUNITIVE  DAMAGES,
            SPECIAL   DAMAGES,    CONSEQUENTIAL    DAMAGES   OR   LOST   PROFITS
            NOTWITHSTANDING SELLER MAY HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF SUCH DAMAGES.

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      c.    The parties  acknowledge  and agree that Buyer shall provide  Seller
            all  specifications  for the Directly  Supplied Goods.  Accordingly,
            SELLER  HEREBY  DISCLAIMS  ANY  AND  ALL  WARRANTIES  NOT  OTHERWISE
            EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THIS  DOCUMENT,  WHETHER  EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
            INCLUDING  BY WAY OF  EXAMPLE  AND  NOT  LIMITATION,  WARRANTIES  OF
            RESULTS,     COMMERCIAL    PRACTICALITY,     DESIGN,    SCALABILITY,
            FUNCTIONALITY, CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS AND/OR RESULTS, MERCHANTABILITY
            OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. WITH RESPECT TO ALL THIRD PARTY
            COMPONENT PARTS  SPECIFIED BY BUYER TO SELLER FOR THE GOODS,  SELLER
            HEREBY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES  RELATED TO SUCH THIRD PARTY
            COMPONENT  PARTS,  WHETHER  EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,  INCLUDING BY WAY OF
            EXAMPLE AND NOT  LIMITATION,  WARRANTIES  OF  RESULTS,  PERFORMANCE,
            FUNCTIONALITY,  COMMERCIAL  PRACTICABILITY,   SUITABILITY,  CUSTOMER
            REQUIREMENTS AND/OR RESULTS, DESIGN, SCALABILITY, MERCHANTABILITY OR
            FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR  PURPOSE.  NOTWITHSTANDING  ANYTHING TO THE
            CONTRARY, SELLER SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES OR INDEMNITY IN
            ANY AMOUNT EXCEEDING THE CHARGES PAID BY BUYER TO SELLER HEREUNDER.

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      d.    Seller represents and warrants to Buyer that to Seller's  knowledge,
            Seller has all requisite skill,  knowledge,  experience,  expertise,
            facilities,  equipment, inventory and staffing to perform under this
            Agreement  as  contemplated  by the  parties  as of the date of this
            Agreement and to supply the Directly Supplied Goods requirements, as
            are  heretofore   defined  in  this  Agreement,   in  a  timely  and
            workmanlike  manner and  manufactured  and assembled in  substantial
            conformity with the design specifications provided by Buyer.

      e.    Seller has full power and authority to execute, deliver, and perform
            this Agreement and all other documents,  instruments, and agreements
            to be executed,  delivered  and  performed  by Seller in  connection
            herewith  and has taken all action  required by law, the Articles of
            Incorporation and the By-Laws of Seller, or otherwise,  to authorize
            the  execution  and  delivery  of  this   Agreement  and  all  other
            documents, instruments, and agreements to be executed, delivered and
            performed by Seller.

      f.    This Agreement and all other documents,  instruments, and agreements
            to be executed,  delivered,  and  performed by Seller in  connection
            herewith  constitute  the valid and  binding  Agreement  of  Seller,
            enforceable  against  Seller in  accordance  with  their  respective
            terms.

11.   Representations  and  Warranties  of Buyer.  Buyer hereby  represents  and
      warrants to Seller as follows:

      a.    Buyer is a corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of
            the State of Nevada,  upon  Closing  as  defined  in the  Settlement
            Agreement  ("Closing  Date")  will be  authorized  to do business in
            Illinois, and has all necessary power to own (or hold under lease or
            license) its  properties  and assets and to carry on its business as
            now conducted.

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      b.    Buyer has full power and authority to execute,  deliver, and perform
            this Agreement and all other documents,  instruments, and agreements
            to be  executed,  delivered  and  performed  by Buyer in  connection
            herewith  and has taken all action  required by law, the Articles of
            Incorporation  and the By-Laws of Buyer, or otherwise,  to authorize
            the  execution  and  delivery  of  this   Agreement  and  all  other
            documents, instruments, and agreements to be executed, delivered and
            performed by Buyer.

      c.    This Agreement and all other documents,  instruments, and agreements
            to be executed,  delivered,  and  performed  by Buyer in  connection
            herewith  constitute  the  valid  and  binding  Agreement  of Buyer,
            enforceable against Buyer in accordance with their respective terms.

      d.    Buyer  represents  and  warrants  it is  the  owner  of  the  design
            specifications  to be used to produce the Directly  Supplied  Goods,
            that  Buyer  has  full  title  and  authority  to  use  said  design
            specifications, and that use of said design specifications by Seller
            in  manufacturing  the Directly  Supplied  Goods  hereunder will not
            cause  Buyer or Seller to be in  breach  of any  agreement  or be in
            violation of any law,  ordinance,  judgment,  or governmental agency
            determination including any law or determination relating to patents
            or other intellectual property rights.

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12.   Default.

      For purpose of this Paragraph, the term "Event of Default" shall mean:

      a.    either Party shall make an  assignment  for the benefit of creditors
            or admit in writing its inability to pay its debts generally as they
            become due or fail to generally pay its debts as they become due; an
            order,  judgment or decree shall be entered for relief in respect of
            or adjudicating  such Party or any of its  subsidiaries  bankrupt or
            insolvent; either Party or any of its subsidiaries shall petition or
            apply  to  any  tribunal  for  the  appointment  of,  or  taking  of
            possession  by, a trustee,  receiver,  custodian,  or  liquidator or
            other  similar  official of such Party or any  subsidiary  or of any
            substantial part of any of their respective assets;  either Party or
            any of its  subsidiaries  shall commence any proceeding  relating to
            such Party or any subsidiary  under any bankruptcy,  reorganization,
            arrangement,   insolvency,  readjustment  of  debt,  dissolution  or
            liquidation  law  of  any  jurisdiction,  or any  such  petition  or
            application  is filed or any such  proceeding  is commenced  against
            such Party or any of its subsidiaries and such petition, application
            or proceeding is not dismissed within sixty (60) days; and

      b.    either  party  shall be in breach of any  representation,  warranty,
            obligation,  undertaking or covenant made or entered into under this
            Agreement.

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13.   Remedies. In case of an Event of Default, the Parties shall be entitled to
      the following remedies:

      a.    Except as otherwise  provided herein, in case of an Event of Default
            by either Party,  the  non-breaching  Party shall be entitled to any
            and all rights and remedies  provided by Federal and Illinois  laws,
            regulations,  statutes and case law,  including,  but not limited to
            the Illinois Uniform Commercial Code; provided,  however,  TechAlt's
            Liabilities as defined in the Settlement Agreement shall be absolute
            and unconditional,  and the Buyer shall pay and/or fulfill TechAlt's
            Liabilities,  as it  relates  to  the  Related  Agreements,  without
            abatement,  diminution  or  deduction  regardless  of any  costs  or
            circumstances whatsoever including, without limitation, any defense,
            setoff, recruitment,  claim or counterclaim which the Buyer may have
            or assert against the Seller under this Agreement. To the extent the
            terms of this  Agreement  conflict with said Code,  the terms hereof
            shall prevail.

      b.    In addition  to the rights and  remedies  provided  by the  Illinois
            Uniform  Commercial  Code,  the Party  prevailing in any  litigation
            resulting  from any alleged  breach  will be entitled to  reasonable
            attorney's fees and court costs.

      c.    Except as set forth in this  subparagraph,  in the event of Seller's
            breach of  Paragraph  10.b,  Buyer's  sole remedy  shall be that set
            forth in Paragraph 10.b.  Notwithstanding any other provision herein
            regarding  the  term  of  this  Agreement,  this  Agreement  may  be
            cancelled by Buyer if within any twelve (12) month period on six (6)
            separate occasions (i.e., pursuant to six different purchase orders)
            Seller shall have  breached the warranty set forth in Section  10.b.
            of this Agreement.  Buyer shall give Seller ninety (90) days written
            notice of cancellation of this Agreement under this subparagraph.

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      d.    Seller  shall  have a right to an  accounting  of  Buyer's  purchase
            orders and any other documentation reasonably requested by Seller to
            confirm Buyer's  compliance  with the purchase  requirements of this
            Agreement.  Seller may request an  accounting  not more than two (2)
            times per year, and such  accounting  shall be at Seller's  expense,
            unless  the  accounting  reveals  a  discrepancy  in  Buyer's  order
            requirements  by more than  three  percent  (3%) in which case Buyer
            shall pay for the cost of the  accounting.  The accounting  shall be
            conducted  by  a  certified  public  accountant  or  other  licensed
            financial  advisor  selected by Seller,  and the accounting shall be
            limited to any and all actions  and review of any and all  documents
            necessary to enable the  accountant  or financial  advisor to verify
            Buyer's purchase or other acquisition of Directly Supplied Goods and
            Third  Party  Supplied  Goods  and  corresponding  amounts  owed and
            actually paid to Seller  attributable  thereto. e. The Parties shall
            indemnify and hold each other and their affiliates harmless from and
            against any and all claims, liability, costs and expenses (including
            legal fees)  arising out of (i) any  violation by the Parties of any
            of  the  material  provisions  of  this  Agreement;   and  (ii)  any
            warranties  regarding  the products sold by the Buyer to third party
            customers  that were not  expressly  authorized  by the  Parties  in
            writing.

      f.    In the event of an Event of Default  attributable to the Buyer under
            this Agreement or in the event of any "Change of Control" as defined
            in the Note from  TechAlt,  Inc.  to Paul  Masanek of even date (but
            specifically  excluding the  anticipated  Merger between  Technology
            Alternatives,  Inc. and Buyer  ("Permitted  Merger")),  Seller shall
            have the option, in lieu of its other remedies available  hereunder,
            to terminate this Agreement upon written notice to Buyer.

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                  (i) In the  event  of  such  termination,  the  Parties  agree
            Seller's initial damages shall be equal to the sum of the following:
            (y)  for  the  year  of  termination   (the   "Termination   Year"),
            thirty-five  percent  (35%) of the  difference  of  $1,250,000  less
            Buyer's actual orders of Directly Supplied Goods, if such difference
            is a positive number; and (z) for each year of the remaining Term of
            this  Agreement  (exclusive  of the  Termination  Year),  the sum of
            $437,500.00,  discounted at the rate of five percent (5%) per annum.
            Buyer shall pay Seller's  damages under this  subsection  (i) within
            thirty (30) days following Seller's termination.

                  (ii)  In  addition  to  the  foregoing,  Seller  shall  have a
            reserved  claim  in  the  amount  of  the  following:  (y)  for  the
            Termination Year, the Royalty (less the actual Royalty paid by Buyer
            to Seller during the Termination  Year);  and (z) for each remaining
            year of the  then-current  term following the Termination  Year (and
            exclusive of the Termination  Year),  the Royalty that would be owed
            Seller  had this  Agreement  not been  terminated.  Buyer  shall pay
            Seller's  damages under this subsection (ii) within thirty (30) days
            following  Seller's  written  notification  to Buyer of such  claim.
            Seller  shall  make such  claim at any time  after such claim can be
            calculated and prior to the  expiration of four years  following the
            termination of this Agreement.  At Seller's option, if more than one
            (1) year remains to the expected date of  termination  following the
            year of actual  termination  under this subparagraph (g), Seller may
            make its reserved claim in part following the end of each successive
            year without waiving any right to recover for remaining years.

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      g.    Notwithstanding  anything to the contrary  contained  herein, in the
            event Buyer's sole default at any time hereunder is failure to place
            orders at least equal to the Monthly Purchase Requirement,  Seller's
            sole remedy shall be either of the following at Buyer's  discretion:
            (i) Buyer shall place an order within  thirty (30) days from the end
            of the Monthly  Purchase  sufficient to satisfy the Monthly Purchase
            Requirements;  or (ii) Buyer shall pay to Seller  within thirty days
            following  the end of the monthly of the  deficiency in question the
            amount  resulting from  multiplying  (y) the deficiency  between the
            Monthly Purchase Requirement and Buyer's actual order amount and (z)
            thirty-five  percent  (35%)  (the  product  of (y) and (z)  shall be
            referred  to herein  as the  "Contingent  Credit").  In the event of
            Buyer's payment of a Contingent  Credit during any Year of the term,
            Buyer shall be entitled  to offset in any  subsequent  month of such
            Year, thirty-five percent of the purchase price of Directly Supplied
            Goods in  excess  of the  Monthly  Purchase  Requirement  until  the
            Contingent  Credit  has  been  fully  offset.   Any  offset  of  the
            Contingent Credit must occur against purchases made in the same Year
            of the term as the Contingent Credit was incurred. In no event shall
            any Contingent  Credit extend beyond the end of the Year of the term
            in which it was incurred.

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14.   Term of Agreement.

      a.    The minimum term of this  Agreement  shall be three years.  The term
            shall begin on the Closing Date.

      b.    At Buyer's  option and provided Buyer gives Seller written notice of
            election  of such  option  prior to August 1, 2007,  this  Agreement
            shall remain in effect until and including December 31, 2010.

15.   Confidentiality.

      Each Party shall safeguard,  protect and keep confidential the proprietary
      information  of  the  other  Party  as  if it  were  its  own  proprietary
      information.  Upon  termination  of  this  Agreement,  all  rights  to the
      proprietary information of the other shall terminate, and each Party shall
      return to the other Party any proprietary or  confidential  information of
      the other in its possession or control  unless  directed in writing by the
      other Party to destroy such confidential or proprietary information.

16.   Assignment of Seller's Warranties.

      Seller agrees that Seller shall assign all product  warranties in Seller's
      possession  with  respect  to the  components  constituting  the  Directly
      Supplied Goods, if any, to the extent such warranties are assignable.

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17.   General Conditions.

      a.    Except for the Permitted  Merger,  Buyer may not assign or otherwise
            transfer  its  obligations  under  this  Agreement  except  with the
            written consent of Seller.  Any prohibited  assignment shall be null
            and void.

      b.    This Agreement  supercedes  all prior oral or written  proposals and
            communications between the Parties related to this Agreement.

      c.    This Agreement shall not be modified, amended, rescinded,  cancelled
            or waived,  in whole or in part,  except by written amendment signed
            by authorized representatives of the Parties.

      d.    The waiver by any Party of any provision of this Agreement shall not
            constitute a waiver by that Party of the same or other  provision of
            this Agreement on any subsequent occasion.

      e.    This Agreement  shall be construed in accordance  with,  governed by
            and enforced  under the laws of the State of  Illinois;  the Parties
            acknowledging that this Agreement has been executed and performed in
            Cook County,  Illinois.  Any  paragraph,  subparagraph,  sentence or
            phrase of this Agreement  which is contrary to the laws of the State
            of Illinois  and/or  unenforceable  shall not affect the validity or
            enforceability of any other paragraph,  subparagraph,  sentence,  or
            phrase of this Agreement and shall be modified or deleted to conform
            with the applicable laws of the State of Illinois.

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<PAGE>

      f.    The Parties agree that the Circuit  Court of Cook County,  Illinois,
            or the U.S.  District  Court for the Northern  District of Illinois,
            Chicago,  Illinois, shall have exclusive jurisdiction and venue over
            any dispute  relating  to or arising  from this  matter,  and proper
            venue shall lie in said Court.

      g.    Any notice, consent, waiver, or other communication that is required
            or  permitted  hereunder  shall be  sufficient  if it is in writing,
            signed by or on behalf of the Party  giving  such  notice,  consent,
            waiver, or other communication, and delivered personally, by mail or
            by Federal Express or similar  overnight  courier,  postage prepaid,
            and if by mail, certified or registered,  to the addresses set forth
            below,  or to such other  addressee or address as shall be set forth
            in a notice given in the same manner:

                If to Seller:             SERVICES BY DESIGNWISE, LTD.
                                          Attn:  Paul Masanek
                                          5250 Cleveland Street
                                          Skokie, IL 60077
                                          Fax: (847) 673-3539

                With a copy to:           Piccione, Keeley & Associates, Ltd.
                                          Attn:  Mr. Patrick C. Keeley
                                          122C South County Farm Road
                                          Wheaton, IL  60187
                                          Fax:  (630) 653-8029

                If to Buyer:              TECHALT, INC.
                                          Attn: James E. Solomon
                                          3311 N. Kennicott Ave., Suite A
                                          Arlington Heights, IL 60004
                                          Fax:  (847) 398-1692

                With a copy to:           The Otto Law Group
                                          Attn: David Otto
                                          900 Fourth Avenue, Suite 3140
                                          Seattle, WA 98164
                                          Fax:  (206) 262-9513

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<PAGE>

            Notice shall be deemed given upon delivery if delivered  personally,
            on the next day if delivered by an overnight  carrier,  or three (3)
            days after the date of postmark if  deposited  in the U.S.  Mail for
            delivery by certified or registered mail, return receipt  requested,
            postage  prepaid,  addressed,  or upon  transmission  if it has been
            given by facsimile  between 9:00 a.m.  and 5:00 p.m.  central  time,
            Monday through Friday.

      h.    Each Party is an  independent  contractor  under this  Agreement and
            nothing  herein shall be construed  to create a  partnership,  joint
            venture, or agency relationship  between the Parties hereto. None of
            the Parties  shall have  authority to enter into  agreements  of any
            kind on behalf of the other Party,  other than in strict  accordance
            with the terms of this  Agreement and neither Party shall have power
            or  authority  to bind or obligate  the other Party in any matter to
            any third Party.

      i.    This Agreement may be executed in two or more  counterparts,  all of
            which together shall constitute one and the same instrument.

      j.    Facsimile   signatures  shall  be  sufficient  for  the  purpose  of
            executing this Agreement.

      k.    To the extent that  Seller's  performance  hereunder  is  prevented,
            hindered  or  delayed  by  reason  of  any  cause  beyond   Seller's
            reasonable control, including, by way of example and not limitation,
            any labor dispute,  lock-outs,  strikes, weather,  terrorism, act of
            God,  regulation  or  order  of  government  authority,  unavoidable
            accidents,  inability to obtain on a timely basis necessary material
            or services on reasonable  terms, the dates or times by which Seller
            is required to make  performance  hereunder shall be postponed until
            the cause for such delay is abated.  Neither  party  shall be liable
            for  any  damages  arising  out  of any  such  delay,  hindrance  or
            prevention.  Notwithstanding the foregoing,  in the event any of the
            aforementioned occurrences causes Seller to not deliver to Buyer the
            Directly  Supplied Goods within forty five (45) days of the due date
            pursuant  to the  applicable  purchase  order,  Buyer may order said
            Directly Supplied Goods from another supplier but only to the extent
            to satisfy said purchase order.

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<PAGE>

This Agreement executed this _________ day of _____________, 2004.

BUYER:                                    SELLER:

TECHALT, INC.                             SERVICES BY DESIGNWISE, LTD.

By:______________________                 By:_________________________

Its _____________________                 Its: _________________________

                                     - 22 -SECURITY AGREEMENT

      This Security  Agreement  ("Security  Agreement") by and between  TECHALT,
INC., a Nevada  corporation,  having its principal  place of business at 3311 N.
Kennicott Ave., Suite A, Arlington Heights, IL 60004 (hereinafter referred to as
"DEBTOR"),  and PAUL MASANEK and SERVICES BY  DESIGNWISE,  LTD,  5250  Cleveland
Street, Skokie, IL 60077,  (collectively hereinafter referred to as the "SECURED
PARTY") made this ___ day of November 2004, and  immediately  effective upon the
Closing  as  defined  in the  Settlement  Agreement  of even date by and  among,
DEBTOR,  Technology Alternatives,  Inc., an Illinois corporation,  James Solomon
and SECURED PARTY.

For value  received  the  DEBTOR  hereby  grants  the  SECURED  PARTY a security
interest  in  the  following  described  property,  hereinafter  referred  to as
COLLATERAL, to wit:

      All  of  DEBTOR's  accounts,   accounts  receivable,   goods,   equipment,
      inventory,   machinery,   fixtures,  cash,  securities,  all  intellectual
      property including  trademarks,  service marks,  trade names,  copyrights,
      patents, licenses,  including patent licenses,  including the intellectual
      property  set  forth on  Exhibit  A,  contracts,  and other  tangible  and
      intangible   property  of  DEBTOR   together   with  all  the   additions,
      substitutions,  increments,  proceeds and  products,  whether now owned or
      later acquired.  For purposes of this Agreement,  "inventory"  means goods
      held  for  sale  in  DEBTOR'S  business  as  now or  hereafter  conducted,
      including all raw materials,  supplies,  goods in process,  finished goods
      and all other items customarily classified as inventory;

To secure hereinafter:

      Payment  in full of the  obligations  of the DEBTOR  under the  Settlement
      Agreement of even date herewith  among inter alia DEBTOR and SECURED PARTY
      ("Settlement  Agreement"),  and the Secured  Convertible  Promissory  Note
      ("Note")  and  other  Related  Agreements  as  defined  in the  Settlement
      Agreement  including all costs of collection  incurred by SECURED PARTY in
      enforcing his rights hereunder.

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               DEBTOR'S COVENANTS, REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES.

DEBTOR warrants, covenants, agrees, and represents the following:

1. TITLE. Except for the security interest granted hereunder and as permitted by
Paragraph  2,  DEBTOR  has,  or will have upon the  occurrence  of the Merger as
defined in the Note, full title to the COLLATERAL free from any liens,  security
interest,  encumbrances,  or claims,  and DEBTOR will,  at the DEBTOR'S cost and
expense,  defend any action which may affect SECURED PARTY's security  interest,
or DEBTOR'S  title to the  COLLATERAL;  provided,  however,  that SECURED  PARTY
acknowledges  that Hinsdale Bank & Trust has a first  security  interest on that
certain 2003 Ford Crown Victoria, and all accessories thereto, and that Hinsdale
Bank & Trust has not agreed to  subordinate  said  security  interest to that of
SECURED PARTY'S.

2. SUBORDINATION FOR CREDIT LINE. Prior to execution of this Agreement or at any
time hereafter  provided no Event of Default (as defined herein) then exists, in
the event  DEBTOR  enters into a line of credit to finance  operations  ("Credit
Line") from a bank or other financial  institution  ("Lender"),  the Credit Line
shall be secured by a lien against the  COLLATERAL  which lien shall be superior
in priority to the lien  created  hereunder.  DEBTOR  agrees (a) the Credit Line
shall not  exceed  the sum of  $2,000,000.00  as set forth  herein,  whether  by
principal  payment or conversion;  (b) unless  otherwise agreed to in writing by
DEBTOR and SECURED PARTY, up to  $1,125,000.00  of the Credit Line shall be used
solely (i) to purchase  inventory and equipment for signed contracts or purchase
orders with DEBTOR'S customers; and (ii) to pay sums owed to SECURED PARTY under
this or any of the Related  Agreements;  and (c) unless  otherwise  agreed to in
writing by DEBTOR and SECURED PARTY,  up to $875,000.00 of the Credit Line shall
be used solely to pay any of the expenses described in Exhibit B in the ordinary
course of  business.  SECURED  PARTY  agrees to execute  such  documents  as are
reasonably  necessary  and  required  by Lender to consent to  subordination  of
SECURED PARTY'S lien to the lien to secure the Credit Line.

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Notwithstanding  the  foregoing,  in the event  DEBTOR  intends  to enter into a
Credit Line agreement with a Lender ("Credit Line Agreement"), prior to entering
into such  Credit Line  Agreement,  DEBTOR  shall  first give the SECURED  PARTY
written  notice of  DEBTOR'S  intent to enter  into the Credit  Line  Agreement,
including in said notice all of the relevant  terms of such  financing.  SECURED
PARTY  shall have  fourteen  (14) days  ("Notice  Period")  from the  receipt of
DEBTOR'S  notice in which to secure  financing  for the benefit of DEBTOR on the
same or better  terms as those set forth in the  Credit  Line  Agreement  ("Loan
Right of First  Refusal").  If SECURED PARTY secures  financing (the  "Alternate
Credit  Line") for the benefit of DEBTOR from a third-party  lender  ("Alternate
Lender") during the Notice Period on the same or better terms as those set forth
in the Credit  Line  Agreement  and  desires to execute  its Loan Right of First
Refusal,  it shall do so by delivering  written  notice of exercise to DEBTOR at
any time prior to expiration of the Notice Period.  In event of SECURED  PARTY'S
exercise of the Loan Right of First  Refusal,  (i) DEBTOR shall take any and all
reasonable  steps to enter into Alternate  Credit Line obtained by SECURED PARTY
in lieu of the line of credit set forth in the Credit Line  Agreement,  provided
the  Alternate  Lender is able to  provide  the  Alternate  Credit  Line  within
fourteen (14) days of the exercise of the Loan Right of First Refusal.

3. FINANCING STATEMENT. Except as disclosed in Section 1, no financing statement
covering the  COLLATERAL or any part thereof or any proceeds  thereof is on file
in any public office and, at the SECURED  PARTY'S  request,  DEBTOR will join in
executing  all  necessary  financing  statements  in forms  satisfactory  to the
SECURED PARTY and will pay the cost of filing the same and will further  execute
all other necessary instruments and pay the costs of filing the same.

4. NO PRIOR LIENS.  Except as  disclosed in Section 1, no prior liens,  security
interest, encumbrances, or claims have been made against the COLLATERAL.

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<PAGE>

5.  INSURANCE.  DEBTOR  will insure the  COLLATERAL  with  companies  reasonably
acceptable to the SECURED PARTY against such casualty and in such amounts as the
SECURED PARTY shall reasonably  require (not to exceed the aggregate sum due and
owing the SECURED  PARTY by DEBTOR  pursuant to the Note),  with a loss  payable
clause in favor of DEBTOR  and  SECURED  PARTY as their  interests  may  appear.
Provided  no Event of Default (as defined  herein) has  occurred,  the DEBTOR is
authorized  to collect such sums which may become due and paid under any of said
policies as a result of a casualty or loss  affecting  the  COLLATERAL,  and the
DEBTOR,  in its sole  discretion,  shall use such sums to repair or replace  the
COLLATERAL  affected  by such  casualty  or apply  such sums to the  obligations
hereby secured.  Upon the occurrence of an Event of Default,  any sums which may
be paid under any of said  policies as a result of a casualty or loss  affecting
the  COLLATERAL  shall be used to repair or replace the  COLLATERAL  affected by
such  casualty  or  applied  to the  obligations  hereby  secured  in  the  sole
discretion of SECURED PARTY.

6.  PROTECTION OF COLLATERAL.  DEBTOR will keep the COLLATERAL in good order and
repair and will not waste or destroy the COLLATERAL or any part thereof.  DEBTOR
will not use the  COLLATERAL  in violation  of any statute or ordinance  and the
SECURED PARTY will have the right to examine and inspect the COLLATERAL upon one
(1) day prior notice to DEBTOR.

7. SALE OF ASSETS.  Except in the ordinary course of business,  DEBTOR shall not
sell the COLLATERAL without the written consent of SECURED PARTY.

8. TAXES.  DEBTOR will pay promptly  when due all taxes and  assessments  on the
COLLATERAL  or for its use and  operation,  except  to the  extent  that  DEBTOR
determines to dispute any and all taxes and assessments for which it maintains a
good faith defense.

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<PAGE>

9.  LOCATION  AND  IDENTIFICATION.  After  delivery,  DEBTOR will not remove the
COLLATERAL  from its location  without the SECURED PARTY's consent except in the
ordinary course of business.

10. SECURITY  INTEREST AND PROCEEDS,  ACCESSIONS,  ETC. DEBTOR hereby grants the
SECURED  PARTY  a  security   interest  in  and  to  all  proceeds,   increases,
substitutions,  replacements,  additions, and accessions to the COLLATERAL.  The
provisions  shall not be  construed to mean that DEBTOR is  authorized  to sell,
lease, or dispose of the COLLATERAL without the consent of the SECURED PARTY.

11.  REIMBURSEMENT OF EXPENSES.  At the option of the SECURED PARTY, the SECURED
PARTY may discharge taxes, liens,  interest, or perform or cause to be performed
for and on behalf of DEBTOR any actions or conditions, obligations, or covenants
which  DEBTOR  has failed or refused  to  perform,  and may pay for the  repair,
maintenance,  and  preservation  of the  COLLATERAL,  and all sums so  expended,
including,  but not limited to, reasonable  attorney's fees, court costs, agents
fees, or commissions,  or any other costs or expenses,  shall bear interest from
the date of payment at the rate of twelve  percent  (12%) per annum and shall be
payable  at the  place  designated  in the Note and  shall  be  secured  by this
Security Agreement.

12. CHANGE OF PLACE OF BUSINESS.  DEBTOR will promptly  notify the SECURED PARTY
of any  change in  DEBTOR'S  chief  place of  business  or place  where  records
concerning the accounts and other contract rights are kept.

13. TIME OF  PERFORMANCE  AND WAIVER  PERIOD.  In performing  any act under this
Security Agreement, time shall be of the essence. The SECURED PARTY'S acceptance
of partial or  delinquent  payments,  or of the failure of the SECURED  PARTY to
exercise any right or remedy shall not be a waiver of any  obligation  of DEBTOR
or right of the  SECURED  PARTY or  constitute  a waiver  of any  other  similar
defaults subsequently occurring.

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<PAGE>

14. DEFAULT PERIOD.  DEBTOR shall be in default under this Security Agreement on
the happening of any of the following events ("Event of Default"):

      (a)  Default in the  payment or  observance  of  DEBTOR'S  obligations  as
described from time to time in this  Agreement,  which has not been cured within
five (5) business days after notice;

      (b) Loss, theft, substantial damage, destruction,  sale, or encumbrance to
or of any of the  COLLATERAL,  or the making of a levy,  seizure,  or attachment
thereof or  thereon,  and the  COLLATERAL  has not been  substantially  replaced
within fourteen (14) days following written notice from SECURED PARTY;

      (c) The  occurrence  of a default  under the Note  and/or any of the other
Related  Agreement  which remains uncured after the expiration of any applicable
cure period.

15.  REMEDIES.  On the  occurrence  of any  Event  of  Default,  and at any time
thereafter, SECURED PARTY may declare all obligations secured hereby immediately
due and payable and may proceed to enforce  payment of the same and exercise any
and all of the rights and remedies  provided by the Uniform  Commercial  Code as
well as other rights and remedies,  either at law or at equity, possessed by the
SECURED PARTY.

16.  TERMINATION.  This  Agreement  shall  terminate  only  upon  DEBTOR'S  full
satisfaction  of all of its  obligations  under the  Settlement  Agreement,  the
Secured Convertible Promissory Note and all of the other Related Agreements (the
"Obligations").

17. RELEASE OF RIGHTS ON THE TERMINATION DATE. When all of the Obligations shall
have been paid in full (the "Termination  Date"), this Agreement shall terminate
and the rights, remedies, powers, duties, authority and obligations conferred on
the  SECURED  PARTY  pursuant to this  Agreement  shall  terminate  and be of no
further force and effect, and all rights,  remedies,  powers, duties,  authority
and  obligations  of the SECURED PARTY with respect to the  COLLATERAL  shall be
automatically  released.  Further, the SECURED PARTY will, at the expense of the
DEBTOR, (i) execute such instruments of transfer and release, in recordable form
if necessary,  in favor of the DEBTOR as the DEBTOR may reasonably request, (ii)
deliver  to DEBTOR  any  COLLATERAL  in SECURED  PARTY'S  possession,  and (iii)
otherwise  transfer  and release the lien in this  Agreement  and  transfer  and
release and deliver to the DEBTOR the COLLATERAL.

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18. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.

      (a) Parties bound.  This Agreement  shall be binding upon and inure to the
benefit  of  the  parties  hereto  and  their   respective   heirs,   executors,
administrators,  legal representatives,  successors, and assigns where permitted
by this Agreement.

      (b)  Legal  construction.  In  case  any  one or  more  of the  provisions
contained in this Agreement shall for any reason be held to be invalid,  illegal
or  unenforceable   in  any  respect,   such  as  in  validity,   legality,   or
unenforceability  shall not affect any other provision thereof of this Agreement
and shall be construed as if such invalid,  illegal, or unenforceable  provision
had never been contained herein.

      (c) Amendments. This Agreement (together with all documents, exhibits, and
instruments  being  entered  into  concurrently   herewith,   including  without
limitation,   the  Related  Agreements),   contains  the  entire  agreement  and
understanding  among the parties  hereto  relating to the subject matter hereof,
and supercedes all prior or previous written and oral negotiations, commitments,
and writings with respect to the subject  matter  hereof.  This Agreement may be
amended only by written instrument signed by each party hereto

      (d) Waiver. The failure of any party to exercise any right or remedy given
such party under this  Agreement  and/or the  Related  Agreements  or  otherwise
available to such person or party, no failure of any party to insist upon strict
compliance by any other party with its obligations  hereunder,  and no custom or
practice of the parties in variance  with the terms hereof,  shall  constitute a
waiver of any party's  right to demand exact  compliance  with the terms hereof,
unless such waiver is set forth in writing and executed by such party.

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<PAGE>

      (e)  Validity;Severability.  In the event any  provision or any portion of
any provision of this  Agreement  and/or  Related  Agreements is held invalid or
unenforceable as applied to any facts or circumstances, the remaining provisions
and portions of this Agreement and/or Related Agreements, and the same provision
as applied to any other facts or circumstances shall not be affected or impaired
thereby, and shall remain valid and enforceable.

      (f)  Applicable  Law.  This  Agreement  shall be governed and construed in
accordance  with  the  internal  laws and  judicial  decisions  in the  State of
Illinois.

      (g)  Jurisdiction;  Exclusive  Jurisdiction.  All  parties  agree that the
Circuit Court of Cook County in Chicago,  Illinois  and/or the Federal  District
Court  for the  Northern  District  Court of  Illinois  shall be the  venue  and
exclusive proper forum in which to adjudicate any and all controversies  arising
directly  or  indirectly  in  connection  with  this  Agreement  and/or  Related
Agreements,  and the parties  further agree that in the event of any  litigation
arising  out  of or  in  connection  with  this  Agreement  and/or  the  Related
Agreements, they will not contest or challenge the jurisdiction of either court;
provided,  however,  any  injunction  obtained  pursuant  to a  breach  of  this
Agreement  and/or the  Related  Agreements  may be  enforced in any court in the
United States.

      (h)   Counterparts/Facsimiles.   This   Agreement   may  be   executed  in
counterparts.  For purposes of negotiating and finalizing  this  Agreement,  any
documents transmitted by facsimile shall be treated in all manner and respect as
an original  document.  Faxed  signatures  shall be treated the same as original
signature pages.

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      (i) Capacity.  Each party hereto expressly acknowledges,  represents,  and
warrants that he, she or it has voluntarily executed this Agreement. Each person
signing this Agreement further represents and warrants that he, she or it has or
possesses  the full  right,  power,  authority  and  capacity  to  execute  this
Agreement  on behalf of his or her  respective  party and to bind said  party to
this  Agreement,  that  this  Agreement  does not  conflict  with  any  material
agreements of such party,  and that this Agreement is  enforceable  against such
party in accordance with its terms.

      (j) Further Assurances/Cooperation. Each of the parties agrees that at any
time after the execution of this Agreement, he, she or it will take such actions
and execute and deliver such  documents and  instruments  as any other party may
reasonably require to confirm or give effect to the provisions and terms of this
Agreement and the Related Agreements.

      (k) Full  Knowledge,  Consent and Voluntary  Signing.  The parties  hereto
acknowledge that each has been given a reasonable time in which to consider this
Agreement,  and that each has read this  Agreement  and  fully  understands  its
meaning and intent, and that each understands its legal  consequences,  and each
agrees to all of the terms of this  Agreement  and is  voluntarily  signing this
Agreement.

      (l) Attorneys' Fees. The non-prevailing party in any action arising out of
or relating to this Agreement  and/or the Related  Agreements  agrees to pay all
reasonable  attorneys'  fees,  costs,  and expenses  that may be incurred by the
prevailing  party in enforcing  the terms of this  Agreement  and/or the Related
Agreements  together  with  reasonable  attorneys'  fees  and  costs  reasonably
incurred in the  collection of any judgments  arising out of or relating to this
Agreement and/or Related Agreements.

      (m) Notice. Any notice,  consent,  waiver, or other  communication that is
required or permitted hereunder shall be sufficient if it is in writing,  signed
by or on behalf of the party  giving  such  notice,  consent,  waiver,  or other
communication,  and  delivered  personally,  by mail or by  Federal  Express  or
similar overnight courier, postage prepaid, facsimile, and if by mail, certified
or registered,  to the addresses set forth below,  or to such other addressee or
address as shall be set forth in a notice given in the same manner:

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                If to:                    Paul Masanek
                                          5250 Cleveland Street
                                          Skokie, IL 60077
                                          Fax: (847) 673-3539

                With a copy to:           Piccione, Keeley & Associates, Ltd.
                                          Attn:  Mr. Patrick C. Keeley
                                          122C South County Farm Road
                                          Wheaton, IL 60187
                                          Fax: (630) 653-8029

                If to:                    TECHALT, INC.
                                          Attn: James E. Solomon
                                          3311 N. Kennicott Ave., Suite A
                                          Arlington Heights, IL 60004
                                          Fax: (847) 398-1692

                With a copy to:           The Otto Law Group, PLLC
                                          Attn: David Otto
                                          900 Fourth Avenue, Suite 3140
                                          Seattle, WA 98164
                                          Fax: (206) 262-9513

                                          James Solomon
                                          3311 N. Kennicott Ave., Suite A
                                          Arlington Heights, IL 60004
                                          Fax: (847) 398-1692

                                          Michael James Lightfoot, Esq.
                                          680 Lions Drive
                                          Lake Zurich, IL 60047
                                          Fax: (206) 262-9513

                                          David A. Kaufman, Esq.
                                          David A. Kaufman and Associates
                                          555 Skokie Boulevard, Suite 500
                                          Northbrook, IL 60062
                                          Fax:  (847) 480-5740

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      Notice shall be deemed given upon delivery if delivered personally, on the
      next day if delivered by an overnight carrier, or three (3) days after the
      date of postmark if deposited  in the U.S.  Mail for delivery by certified
      or registered mail, return receipt requested,  postage prepaid, addressed,
      or upon  transmission if it has been given by facsimile  between 9:00 a.m.
      and 5:00 p.m. central time, Monday through Friday.

      (n) Defined  Terms.  Terms not  otherwise  defined  herein  shall have the
meaning set forth in the Settlement Agreement.

DEBTOR:                                   SECURED PARTY:
TECHALT, INC.                             SERVICES BY DESIGNWISE, LTD.

By:     ___________________________       By: ________________________

Its:    ___________________________       Its: ________________________

                                          -------------------------
                                          Paul Masanek, individually

State of ___________,  County of ______________ ss. I, the undersigned, a Notary
Public in and for said County,  in the State  aforesaid,  DO HEREBY CERTIFY that
__________________  as  ________________________  of  __________________________
personally  known to me to be the same person  whose name is  subscribed  to the
foregoing  instrument,  appeared before me this day in person,  and acknowledged
that he  signed,  sealed  and  delivered  the  said  instrument  as his free and
voluntary  act,  for the uses and  purposes  therein  set forth,  including  the
release and waiver of the right of homestead.

Given under my hand and official seal, this _____ day of ___________, 2004

-----------------------------
NOTARY PUBLIC

Commission Expires: ___________

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State of ___________,  County of ______________ ss. I, the undersigned, a Notary
Public in and for said County,  in the State  aforesaid,  DO HEREBY CERTIFY that
__________________  as  ________________________  of  __________________________
personally  known to me to be the same person  whose name is  subscribed  to the
foregoing  instrument,  appeared before me this day in person,  and acknowledged
that he  signed,  sealed  and  delivered  the  said  instrument  as his free and
voluntary  act,  for the uses and  purposes  therein  set forth,  including  the
release and waiver of the right of homestead.

Given under my hand and official seal, this _____ day of ___________, 2004

---------------------
NOTARY PUBLIC                   Commission Expires: ________

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                                    EXHIBIT A
                              INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

1.    SBD System

                SBD INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY TO TRANSFER TO TECHALT
        FOR IN-CAR BASED COMMUNICATIONS, DATA CAPTURE, AND VIDEO SYSTEMS

                             VIDEO BROWSER SOFTWARE

      -     Vendor information, release letter to vendor

Fixed Com Modules

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

Portable Camera Stand

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

Portable Com Module

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

Enhanced VHS System with Console

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

Enhanced VHS System without Console

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

Rear Seat Camera with Microphone Unit

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

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Grill Lights

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

VHS based In-Car Recording System

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

      -     Software Source Code with Comments for

      -     Software Design for U16 (Radar serial  interface with auto detection
            of manufacturer protocolCommented code on CD

      -     Software  Design for U14 (Output  control for vault  circuitry  with
            synchronous serial communications)

      -     Commented code on CD

      -     Software Design for U8 (Tone Key decoding and car interface  monitor
            with synchronous serial communications)

      -     Commented code on CD

      -     Software  Design  for U1 (Vault  master  with  UART and  synchronous
            serial communications)

      -     Commented code on CD

VHF and 900 mhz Belt Pack Radio

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

Camera Design

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

Car Cabling Design

      -     Vendor information  including location of any tooling,  mfg. release
            letter to vendor

Packaging Design

      -     Vendor information  including location of any tooling,  mfg. release
            letter to vendor

DVD Based In-Car Recording System Sheet Metal Design

      -     Vendor information  including location of any tooling,  mfg. release
            letter to vendor

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DVD Based In-Car Recording System Piggy Back Board Design

      -     includes circuit design and Printed Circuit Board Layout

      -     Hard copy of schematic, and bill of material

      -     Schematic, BOM, Gerber files on disk or CD

      -     Vendor information on all components

      Vendor information on boards and assemblies including location of tooling,
      and mfg. release letter to vendor

DVD Based In-Car Recording System Piggy Back Board Software Design featuring

Universal Power Supply Design for DVD and Communications Module featuring

      -     seven switchmode supplies with adjustable output voltages

      -     environmental controls with temperature sensing

      -     microprocessor control of supplies and environmental controls

      -     includes circuit design and Printed Circuit Board Layout

      -     Hard copy of schematic, and bill of material

      -     Schematic, BOM, Gerber files on disk or CD

      -     Vendor information on all components

      -     Vendor  information on boards and assemblies  including  location of
            tooling, and mfg. release letter to vendor

PC104 interface for Universal Power Supply

The above listing includes any and all designs, modules, prototypes and versions
produced by SBD for Technology Alternatives,  Inc. or TechAlt Inc. including but
not limited to accessories, brackets, manuals and installation materials.

2. SBD Patent Application No. 10/192,941 filed on July 11, 2002

3. TECHALT  PATENT - US Patent Number  6,587,441  B1,  issued July 1, 2003,  and
associated applications for transmission (i.e. images, audio, documents,  etc.),
storage, retrieval, viewing and output of customer data (the "IP").

4. TRADE SECRET TOOL SETS

      All associated  source code,  designs,  diagrams,  network  architectures,
layouts, concept documents,  documentation,  generic routines, subroutines, test
equipment,  jigs, methods and/or algorithms which define functionality unique to
the TechAlt  applications,  for recording,  viewing,  storing,  retrieving,  and
communicating,  in any form,  the data  associated  with the IP.  Examples would
include  certain  drivers and/or  networking  interfaces to WiFi,  1XRTT,  iDEN,
GSM/GPRS,  Satellite,  microwave and other wireless  technologies,  code set for
interfaces to Microsoft Windows.NET framework compliant devices, etc.

5. COPYRIGHTS

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TechAlt's   copyrighted   materials  include:   The  TechAlt  logo,   PowerPoint
presentations  (including,  but not limited to, photos, audio, embedded graphics
and associated art functionality), brochures, sales literature, Website, exhibit
display booth(s),  advertisement materials (i.e. print, audio, video, etc.) fact
finding questioners, training materials, proposals, look & feel computer display
screens,  select application code, and descriptive graphical  representations of
functions and processes, representing the TechAlt technology and its implemented
applications.

6. TRADEMARKS

Trademarks  have  been  filed  in the  name  of  Technology  Alternatives,  Inc.
("TechAlt") including:

"TechAlt" and its  derivatives,  (Examples of which  include  TechAlt "The right
information.  To  the  right  people.  Right  awayTM";  "Unleash  the  power  of
Wireless"; "Working together to save lives").

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                                    EXHIBIT B
                        ALLOWED EXPENSES FOR CREDIT LINE

Payroll*
Benefits*
Payroll taxes*
Employee moving and recruitment costs*
Travel and Entertainment costs*
Regulatory fees*
Consultant fees*
Auto Expenses*
Material costs
Capital Equipment
Raw materials
Software programming fees
Software licenses
Contractor charges
Customer installation materials
Freight and postage charges

*None  of the  amounts  subject  to the  Credit  Line  shall  be used to pay any
compensation,  benefit or expense to or on behalf of an officer or  director  in
any capacity.

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