right - because cats are so logical.....
On 5/17/12 7:33 PM, Brian Lawson wrote:
Cover the window so there is no reason for the cat to jump on the
scanner table.
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Brian
On May 17, 2012, at 5:06 PM, M Christol wrote:
drum scanners are migrating from businesses to people's homes
(usually photographers) so the issues seem to be changing....
on a drum scanner mailing list, this popped up:
Ok sorry for the weird question.....but I have recently acquired two
cats and live in a studio/loft type carriage house apartment. I also
recently acquired a DPL 8000 - lives up in the loft and there is no
way I can keep the cats from getting up there. I'm not too worried
about dust and hairs as I have been able to keep the area clean so
far. But I am worried that the cats, well 1 in particular, likes to
use the scanner and the table it sits on as a platform to jump on
when going between the window and floor. The window is about 2 feet
above the scanner, and the cat weighs a little less than 10lbs at
this point. The scanner seems to have a pretty tough exterior, but I
worry that eventually the jostling could lead problems.
Any thoughts? Should I worry about this? I haven't noticed the cat
near the scanner while its running as I think the noise keeps her at bay.
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