TECH: Security devices for 3 1/4" floppy disk drives

[Rena Deutsch <renadeutsch@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>]

While at my local public library recently, I noticed that on their database
and OPAC computers,  they had these "security disks" installed in the 3
1/4" floppy disk drives so patrons could not stick their own disks in.
From what I could see, these disks looked like regular floppies except that
they had a lock attached to the top of the disk (so that the lock stuck out
of the computer when the disk was installed). Does anyone know where you
could get these? Or, are you using something just as efficient or even
better so students don't stick things in your computer drives?


Rena Deutsch, Librarian
High School for the Humanities
New York, NY
renadeutsch@worldnet.att.com

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