51.  Customers can dial up their local Internet service using VocalTec's Gateway Server product, which costs $3,995.

52.  Customers can run programs native to each machine at the same time from a single desktop just as if they were using one computer.

53.  Customers can trade, get quotes and manage their accounts over the Internet or by using Schwab-supplied software.

54.  Customers provide the food, the jars and some of the work, keeping the cost of using the cannery down to 28 cents a quart jar.

55.  Customers split the bandwidth, so the more people using the service, the slower it goes.

56.  Customers using Evalulife's software provide traditional underwriting criteria like the applicant's age, gender and health status.

57.  Customers using the service would be able to download movies onto their home computers or view them through on-demand cable services.

58.  Customers wanted to buy at those levels, and those trades were done by broker-dealers using their own proprietary systems."

59.  Customers will also be able to exchange information with banks using a modem that connects their PCs to telephone lines.

60.  Customers will be able to add value to those cards from their bank accounts at an ATM or by using specially equipped telephones.