When I was unpacking my first Mac, there was a yellow plastic
'floppy' in the drive. I was told that any time I moved the Mac I
should put either that blank or any floppy disk into the drive to
prevent damage to the heads. Which raises an interesting question for
me in regards to powerbooks with floppies. Should there be a floppy
in the drive to prevent damage to the heads, especially when moving
the powerbook from place to place or even shipping it ?
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