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Dear all, Your PCs setting for Excel applications is ready for UBS. This afternoon I have run some tests on J.P and Andrea PCs. It look fine. I also copy some pure library file back to the system. However, I have not worked on any other file. Please let me when the files can be worked. For DprAutomation with "J9". I make two versions. One is for Estate, (since the environment in UBS are not ready for "J9", then we have to test on Estate). You may have to login as Estate to test it. Another is for UBS. Both of versions are at M:\Power_devl\Test\Swap Liq\. J.P., I have to run for my last bus and am not able to run test and give you answer for your concern about Gas Shift question in new DprAutomation today. I will give you an answer tomorrow. Thank you!

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Jerry, I received a copy of an email you addressed to Bill Brown regarding a conversation you had with Karen Choyce about who is responsible for Unclaimed Property Reporting to the States. The Corporate Secretary Division centralized this function a few years ago and I am the person responsible for making sure that Enron Corp. and its subsidiaries stay in compliance. I think Karen meant that it is the responsibility of each business unit to identify the unclaimed checks, move the funds to the Escheat Liability Account, communicate this information to the Corporate Secretary's Division, and reconcile the general ledger as it pertains to their business unit. It is my responsibility to prepare the reports and remit the funds to the applicable state before the deadline. Please forward any correspondence you receive from the States regarding this matter (including notices and forms) to my attention for further handling. Thank you for your cooperation.

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