Dr. Tamas I. Gombosi
Senior Editor
Journal of Geophysical Research
2133 Space Research Building
The University of Michigan
Ann Arbour, MI 48106-2143
U.S.A.

re.: Revision of the manuscript # 95.0431.                            
                                                                      
                            18 July, 1996
Dear Dr. Gombosi,

After the first unsuccessful revision of the manuscript # 95.0431 we
concluded that the best we can do is to split the manuscript into two parts.
In the original manuscript, we addressed two major issues - patches and
solar wind-magnetosphere coupling. As a result, the manuscript was not
well focussed. We believe that the splitting of the manuscript into two
complementary parts resulted in a significant improvement. Naturally, this
presupposes that one part can not be published without the other. We
would like to emphasize that although we added some new material and
data to further substantiate our conclusions these two complementary parts
together address the same problems and reach the same (although more
refined and hopefully more convincing) general conclusions as those stated
in the original manuscript. The revision is further explained in our reply
to the referee's report. In both parts of the manuscript we responded to
the referee's comments. With the above said, we would like to express
our hope that these two parts will not be treated as two brand new
manuscripts but as a revision that evolved from the original manuscript.

Enclosed please find four copies of the revised manuscript (part A is
entitled "Solar-wind-driven Pc5 field line resonances and pulsed magnetic
reconnection at the dayside magnetopause", and  part B is entitled
"Observations of polar patches generated by solar-wind-driven Pc5 field
line resonances and pulsed magnetic reconnection at the dayside
magnetopause", by P. Prikryl et al. that we now resubmit for publication
in Journal of Geophysical Research. The new short titles are as follows: 
part A:       "Prikryl et al.: Solar-wind-driven FLRs and magnetic
reconnection"
part B:       "Prikryl et al.: Polar patches, Pc5 FLRs and magnetic
reconnection" 

                                                        Yours sincerely,


                                                        P. Prikryl