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From: v081nhdb@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Nina Banerjee)
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Subject: Turning the computer on it's side
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Date: 31 May 90 22:48:58 GMT
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The reason not to turn the computer on it's side, unless you have a tower case,
is the hard drives. In the tower cases, the drive slots are horizontal, though
the system is vertical, so they work fine. I don't think it matters of you 
only have floppy drives. This is what a friend of mine in the computer business 
told me.
					Nina Banerjee