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From: nazgul@EDDIE.MIT.EDU@apollo.UUCP
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Subject: Re: How do I join ADUS? (and comment on DN3000 caps lock)
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Date: Wed, 25-Feb-87 17:40:50 EST
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In article <8702200840.AA20012@nlm-mcs.arpa> martin@NLM-MCS.ARPA (Brian Martin) writes:
> 
> Who do I contact to join ADUS?  I have an Apollo DN3000.
> 
> Brian K. Martin
> ARPA: martin@nlm-mcs.arpa

The Apollo ADUS rep. can be contacted by sending mail to 
    adus@apollo.uucp
(or you might have better luck with apollo!adus@eddie.mit.edu).

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Now for the caps lock comment.  Someone may have already posted this and I
missed it, but...

Warning!  This suggestion probably voids your warranty or some such, however
it worked reasonably well for me.

Pry off your caps lock key.  Take a normal paperclip and shape it into
a cone-shaped spring that fits under the caps lock key.  Press the caps
lock key down firmly.  This will make the caps lock key stick up a little
more than usual, but it won't turn on unless you press it firmly (i.e.
not accidentally).

                                                -nazgul