Lincoln & Co. Division Announces Q1 Results

Chelmsford, MA (September 30, 2004) - Biscom Inc., a leading provider of enterprise document delivery solutions, today announced the Q1 results for its Lincoln & Co. division. For the quarter ending September 30, revenues for the Lincoln & Co. division increased 61% over the same period one year ago.|

Biscom's Lincoln & Co. division is a leading provider of high-end document conversion engines and image viewing applications. Lincoln & Co. technology is licensed to OEM organizations worldwide for use by fax server solutions, fax service providers, document management solutions and printer and MFP devices.

Lincoln & Co. software solutions include a PCL Converter, for converting PCL files to image; a PostScript Converter for converting PostScript files to image; ConServR, a robust engine that accepts numerous file inputs and supports conversion to numerous file outputs, and PCL and PostScript Viewers for viewing of PCL and PS files.

The Q1 revenue growth is attributed to the release of several new applications, including a Linux version of ConServR, and ASP version of the ConServR solution and support for PCL6 translation through the PCL Converter.

The Lincoln & Co. technology is an essential component of Biscom's Document Delivery focus. The ability to handle numerous file formats, and to easily convert them from one file format to another, is critical to their fax, email, and document solutions.

Since 1986, Biscom has been widely recognized for its pioneering advances in enterprise fax management and secure document delivery technologies. In addition to its well-established leadership in the fax server market, Biscom is an innovator in new business communications technologies including secure document delivery solutions, file conversion technologies and Internet-based video surveillance applications.

For further information, contact Lincoln & Co. at 978-244-0250 or at www.lincolnco.com.

About Lincoln & Co.

Lincoln & Company was founded in 1978 to develop advanced technology for processing text and graphics and to apply this technology to computer peripherals. The company was an early leader in developing software and hardware for laser printer imaging and control. Companies such as Texas Instruments, Minolta, Ricoh and others have included Lincoln-designed controllers in their printers. More recently, Lincoln & Co.'s conversion software has been used by leaders in the fax systems, document imaging, and printer markets worldwide. In 1997, Lincoln & Co. became a division of Biscom, Inc., a leader in enterprise fax server technology.