101.   - A Chicago company sold Pope Scopes, periscopes similar to the ones often used by the gallery at golf tournaments.

102.   A British company called Eurotype sells a euro add-on for Windows to make any key you choose print the glyph.

103.   A dozen CMGI-related companies sell specialty items on line, from vitamins to art to auto parts.

104.   A few companies are selling Bluetooth adapters for those products, but the real surge in demand is not expected until manufacturers build the capability directly into the devices.

105.   A database is a collection of information, like a telephone book or a catalogue of the products a company sells.

106.   A half-dozen companies are now selling systems that can be installed on cars and trucks of any make or year.

107.   A GIAT representative at the Dubai show confirmed the company sells the kits and has developed a market niche by converting American aircraft to military use.

108.   A perennial worry is the price of hogs, a main ingredient in the sausage products the company sells through supermarkets.

109.   A number of computer security companies now sell cables, clamps and sundry other locks to secure desktop computers and laptops.

110.   A representative of Raytheon Co., one maker of the devices, says that the company also sells imagers for use by Cadillacs.