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Article #771Re: PLASTIC SLEEVES FOR 3.5"
From: Kevin Blaine Fluet
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1992 22:43
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1992 22:43
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john.will@satalink.com (John Will) writes: >TO: schmidt@currituck.cs.unc.edu >KS.I wonder if everyone just throws the little sleves away or keeps and > .reuses them them to pack away the diskettes that are stored as archives. > .I used to do that until someone recently pointed out there is no proof > .these are static free. >I've never lost any sleep over my floppies being subjected to static >electricity. I've never even heard of that as a problem, I think you'll >have more trouble with dirt without the sleeves than any static damage. >--- The computer tech people at the UofA's bookstore recommend throwing away these plastic covers. They claim that there _is_ a problem with static, and I believe it. Whenever I get a new box of disks I remove all the covers, and quite often they will sort of stick together (I assume from a static charge). As long as you keep your disks in some sort of case or thier original card- board box, I wouldn't worry too much about dust/dirt getting into the disks. ---------------------- Kevin Fluet fluet@ee.ualberta.ca ----------------------
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