your net:// web chase competition

Competition closes 9.00 am, 22 Sept 2000

This week, follow the clues and you could win a DJ840C DeskJet printer from Hewlett-Packard, featuring:

* Brilliant photo quality with HP's exclusive PhotoREt II color layering technology and automatic color matching with HP ColorSmart III so what you see on screen is what you print.

* Efficient printing at up to 8 pages per minute in black and 5 pages per minute in color.

* Compatible with Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 3.x, 95, 98, NT 4.0, Windows 2000 Professional; Mac OS 8.1 or above; and MS-DOS(R) applications with a choice of parallel or USB connectivity (USB for Windows 98, Windows 2000 Professional, and Mac OS only)

* Everyone in the office will appreciate its compact design and quiet operation.

* Great results on plain paper

* Professional look and feel right away with HP's exclusive fast drying inks

* 600 x 1200 dpi mode using photo paper

The DJ840C sells for approximately $379 and comes with a one-year warranty.

For more information about this and other great products, contact

Hewlett-Packard

, (free phone 0800 733 547).

How to enter:

1. Visit the

Hewlett-Packard website

and check out the features of the DJ840C colour printer. Then find the part number of the tri-colour inkjet print cartridge used in the DJ840C.

2. Visit

Herald Online Olympic News

and get the name of one of our sponsors.

3. Visit

Herald Online Motoring

, and find the names of the 2 models of Chrysler PT Cruiser to be sold in New Zealand.

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 22 September, 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

, Bill Fox, who won a SJ4300C scanner from Hewlett-Packard by visiting our travel website

travel.nzherald.co.nz

and answering the questions about our feature articles.

Last week's answers:

1. The Turkish lire is "the currency equivalent of sky-diving" according to Jeremy Seal.

2. Dolly Parton is building an "Aussie Stampede" in Surfers Paradise.

3. Bill Ralston and Janet Wilson will lead a tour of the Caribbean and Amazon in January 2001.