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Re: SWISSMEMORY

To: "Thomas F. Droege" <droege@fastmail.fm>
Subject: Re: SWISSMEMORY
From: David Talbot <dktalbot@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 07:45:41 +0000
Cc: tass@tass-survey.org
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Simple fix for this one which I've used on a few hard to reach back panel ports. Just get a USB extension cable, plug it into the slot and leave it then fix the socket end someplace easier to reach. Might look a bit messy but it has saved me countless scraped knuckles with one particular lab computer!

On 3/24/06, Thomas F. Droege <droege@fastmail.fm> wrote:

The problem was that it was not plugged into the USB.  OK, it is as bad
as it sounds.  You have to get your nose down on the floor to plug it
in.  In this particular computer it is hard to do.

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- SWISSMEMORY
  - From: "Thomas F. Droege" <droege@fastmail.fm>

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