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From: MADISON@CICGJ.RPI.EDU (Matt Madison)
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Subject: Nailing down manuals
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Date: Wed, 4-Nov-87 12:22:41 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov  4 12:22:41 1987
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The department I work for runs a public computing facility.  We have a Prime
and an IBM system, and have just recently added a cluster of VAXstations.

One problem we've run into is manuals.  For the Prime and IBM systems,
we have racks of manuals out in the terminal rooms that people can peruse.
The manuals are locked into these racks so that they don't walk away.
We'd like to do the same thing for the VAX system, but we haven't been able
to find a similar lockable rack device for the smaller (5" x 9" or so)
DEC manuals.  Does anyone have a method for securing manuals of that size?

I would appreciate direct replies (rather than through the mailing list).

Matt Madison, Systems Programmer
Center for Interactive Computer Graphics
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, New York       518/276-2606

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