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> > I hope I haven't been unknowingly creating magnetic havoc all these years
Magnetic Havoc
Wasn't that the name of the 1st Mac virus ...:)
This tidbit was passed along to me from a friend who worked
on electronics. I do not know how much the magnetic field would have
to be to harm the HD., he just said not a good idea..
I know if the IBM people asked me if I used a magnetized
screw driver to install the drive that for sure the limit for "user
abuse".on a hard drive would be exceeded.
I have found forceps work pretty good at getting at that last
screw that always seems to fall in that ##** place.
Geoff
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