This isn't a very technical matter, but I'm sure many of us have numerous SAM disks scattered around.
Until now, I've used those cheapo hinged boxes with clear plastic lids, which hold 100 disks at a time. Today after work, I was browsing in a BOOKSALE store in Birmingham's city centre. Among the crap CDs and discontinued cookery books was a display of cassette, video and disk storage items. One that caught my eye was a well-made unit holding up to 240 floppy disks. It takes the form of a rigid box holding a draw with two rows of 120 spaces for disks. The overall look is compact and tidy, but spacious. The beauty of this storage system is that other units can be added on top of it, and secured by clips. They'll prove to be very useful for me, as I can store hundreds of my disks neatly, at long last. The price for these units is £4.99, and bears the name "Atlanta Computer Supplies" They come unassembled, but the instructions are simple to follow. If you've a shop like BOOKSALE, or other store selling such remaindered stuff, it may be worth a look. All I ask is for you to steer clear of the Birmingham one for a few days until I buy two or three more... Phil Glover.
