Mary Campbell is planning to open a retail store that sells upscale cookware. She spent the past three months writing a business plan and is very proud of it. It is well written, includes detailed industry analysis, and contains three years of pro forma financial statements that a CPA helped her develop. Mary is targeting an angel investor in her city, who has funded retail startups be- fore. She met the investor at a Chamber of Commerce function a month ago. and he seemed interested in her plans. Mary just exchanged e-mail messages with the investor and is disappointed. She offered to FedEx him a copy of her plan, but he asked for a 10-slide PowerPoint overview instead. She doesn't even have a PowerPoint overview of the plan and will now have to scramble to prepare one. Is Mary's disappointment justified? Should she be worried that the request for a PowerPoint overview instead of the plan is an indica- tion of lukewarm interest on the part of the investor?