Q: As per our discussion last week, Sally will get with you and review the closing of the books that occurs each night. This is in reference to the issue of which of the approximately 1200 books get closed easily and which ones require some miracles. The goal is to better understand the issues at the commodity and/or business unit level. Thanks.
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Q: Edmund Cooper just called and wanted to know what form changes we have made as a result of the new CFTC Rules. I told him we just met on that yesterday, and as soon as we revised the form, we would send it to London. Also, if there will be any changes in our advice to the traders resulting from this, please let him and he will disseminate the information to London Legal.
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Q: Dear Evening STudents, I see that Haas Computing has enabled the Terminal Server. This should allow you access to the library's databases without going through the proxy bit. The Terminal Server, once you have it set up (yes, there is an initial setup involved), will bring the Haas desktop with all its applications to your desktop. You can now use all the software that is available to you in Haas Computer Lab from your home. If it works as promised (boy, I sound jaded! ), you will really like it. Caveat: I have not tried using the Terminal Server from off-campus yet, so I can't say with absolute assurance that the databases will in fact be available remotely as well. To use the terminal server, you have to be using Internet Explorer version 5.0 or above and Windows 2000 and you will be directed to download and install the server's client. If you try it and it works for you, send me an email. I don't have Windows at home and can't test it from here myself. Monica Singh
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A: Library Databases through Haas terminal server

Q: We have a sale to CES on ANR on Jan 13th - deal 149430. The volume is 34,248 dts and the price is $2.22. I did not Bill CES for this deal. According to Tom Donohoe, CES owed ANR the gas and we paid it back in January. Tom said CES was going to pay us for this. Should I bill the Retail group for this? It looks more like a wholesale transaction.
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Jan CES deal