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Date:      Wed, 03 Mar 1999 10:06:24 +0000
From:      Mark Ovens <marko@uk.radan.com>
To:        eT <eT@KryptoKom.DE>
Cc:        FreeBSD Chat <freebsd-chat@freebsd.org>
Subject:   Re: Windows NT3.1 really works!
Message-ID:  <36DD099F.3DC701E3@uk.radan.com>
References:  <36DD03FB.E48F9051@kryptokom.de>

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eT wrote:
> 
> hey guys!  must say i knew that there was something good about NT3.1.
> 
> for a long time i had this problem on my desk.  no matter how hard i tried
> to stir my coffee gently, i always seem to leave these coffee stains/rings
> on my desk.  well, no more!  a friend of mine gave me a few NT3.1 CD's
> and ever since, by carefully placing the coffee mug on the CD whenever
> not drinking from it, no more stains!  the stains are successfully blocked
> by NT3.1.
> 

You're still putting your coffee cup on the desk?. The problem of
coffee stains on desks was addressed by PC manufacturers years ago.
There should be a little button on the front of your PC. Press it, and
out will slide a small tray for you to put your cup on ;-)

> question is, will this work for NT4.x?
> 

Don't see why not

> eT
> 
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