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>To all who manage labs and maintain computer equipment:
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>I have been told that there are companies who sell special screws that
>need a special tool to remove them.  These screws can be used in PC cases
>to keep anyone that does not nave one of these tools from opening the case.
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>One of our hardware technicians has been calling suppliers trying to find
>a source for these screws without success.  Does anyone know what I am
>talking about and do you know where I can buy these screws and tools.
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>Please respond directly to the address below.  Thanks....
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>  Jerry Nuckols               ----------        Academic Computing
>  nuckols@whale.st.usm.edu    ----------        (601) 266-5144
>                University of Southern Mississippi
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Don't know about special screws, but I used the generic PC locking kits with
cables.  There is an attachment that screws onto the case, normally using
one of the screw holes that also close the case.  When the cable is run
through this attachment, it blocks access to the screw, therefore, no access
to the inside of the case without first unlocking it and removing the cable.

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