your net:// web chase competition

Competition closes 9.00 am, 13 Oct 2000

This week, you could be our lucky winner of a Scan Jet 3400C scanner from Hewlett-Packard.

Is grandma asking for pictures of the grandkids? Think you'd like to try your hand at creative projects like calendars or memory books? The HP ScanJet 3400C color scanner makes it easy!

You'll get photo-quality results with 600-dpi optical resolution and 36-bit color. Installation is quick and worry-free — connect to your PC with USB or parallel connectivity.

On top of all that, you'll add color and style to any workspace with HP's innovative new design.

Features:

* Scan, colour copy, e-mail panel buttons

* 600 x 1200 dpi (enhanced 9600 dpi) resolution

* HP PrecisionScan LTX software with OCR

* Parallel or USB support for Windows 95 and 98

* 1 year warranty

The SJ3400C sells for approximately $349.

For more information about this and other great products, contact

Hewlett-Packard

, (free phone 0800 733 547).

How to enter:

Visit the new website for local news from 7 regions around New Zealand:

MyTown

.

Then tell us the names of 3 Wilson and Horton newspapers that provide the local news on MyTown. The papers must be from 3 different MyTown regions.

Send your answers to

webchase@herald.co.nz

.

Be sure to include your:

* name

* e-mail address

* daytime telephone number

Entries must be received by 9.00 am, Friday 13 October 2000.

The winner will be announced next Tuesday in the New Zealand Herald and Herald Online.

Good luck, and thanks for entering!

Congratulations to last week's winner:

Antony Wong won a DeskJet 640C colour printer from Hewlett-Packard for correctly answering questions about vehicle crash tests which are now available through

www.mycar.co.nz

.

Last week's answers:

1. ANCAP stands for:

Australian New Car Assessment Programme

.

2. The two types of crash tests are the

Offset (Frontal) Crash Test and the Side Impact Crash Test

.

3. Any crash test result from

www.ltsa.govt.nz/vehicle_safety/ancap/results.html

was an acceptable answer.