Re: WHat are those holes for?

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From: Lyle Kraft
Date: Tue, 19 Jul 1988 18:30

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    Another possibility for the holes is to prevent a piece
    of equipment from being plugged in. That is, a defective
    piece of equipment that has been identified as a safety
    hazard but has not yet been repaired. A small padlock may
    be slipped through one or both holes to prevent insertion
    into an outlet.

    My $0.02 worth.

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From: lkraft@hpccc.HP.COM (Lyle Kraft)
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Subject: Re: WHat are those holes for?
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