Newguest  +  481059 Sun, 24 Feb 08 02:16 PM Hi Is this sentence OK in your opinion? Breathtaking Software Inc. today reported revenues of $67 million for its fiscal 2003 first quarter ended Aug. 31, 2002, compared with revenues of $100 million in its fiscal 2002 first quarter. I'm especially interested in the part which says that ..first quarter ended Aug. 31, 2002. Does it make sense?     thanks Newguest Joined on Sun, Feb 25 2007 Senior Member 2,054

	Clive  +  481073 Sun, 24 Feb 08 03:18 PM Hi, Is this sentence OK in your opinion? Breathtaking Software Inc. today reported revenues of $67 million for its fiscal 2003 first quarter ended Aug. 31, 2002, compared with revenues of $100 million in its fiscal 2002 first quarter. I'm especially interested in the part which says that ..first quarter ended Aug. 31, 2002. Does it make sense? I would say  for its fiscal 2003 first quarter which ended Aug. 31, 2002. Best wishes, Clive Clive Joined on Thu, Oct 28 2004 Canada Veteran Member 29,301 El tango argentino es un pensamiento triste que se puede bailar (The tango argentino is a sad thought which can be danced) Enrique Santos Discépolo

	Newguest  +  481089 Sun, 24 Feb 08 04:15 PM This is a longer passage: ST. PAUL, Minn., Sep 26, 2002 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Lawson Software, Inc. (Nasdaq:LWSN), today reported revenues of $87.4 million for its fiscal 2003 first quarter ended Aug. 31, 2002, compared with revenues of $103.9 million in its fiscal 2002 first quarter. I'm just wondering if everything's fine with these dates! They today reported (Sep 26, 2002) that the revenues of $87.4 million for its fiscal 2003 first quarter ended Aug. 31,2002, compared with revenues of $103.9 million in its fiscal 2002 first quarter.   Newguest Dates

	Clive  +  481095 Sun, 24 Feb 08 04:41 PM Hi, I'm just wondering if everything's fine with these dates! They today reported (Sep 26, 2002) that the revenues of $87.4 million for its fiscal 2003 first quarter ended Aug. 31,2002, compared with revenues of $103.9 million in its fiscal 2002 first quarter. These seem OK to me. Fiscal years do not correspond to calendar years. Have a look at http://www.investorwords.com/1984/fiscal_year.html Best wishes, Clive Clive Dates