Greetings Colleagues.
I'm feeling really frustrated today by the Dell Computers (Optiplex SX280) and how
easily the sides come off.
I really keep a good eye on the students as they are using the computers, at least
I think I do.
Every now and then, the sides are off, and the technology guys tell me this is no
easy task.
I'm thinking that once it is off the first time (and I don't know how that happens)
it must just easily pop off the second time. Try as I might, I can't get the sides
back on solidly.
Am I possibly the only one with this problem? I'm trying to picture how to hold
the computer together in such a way that it is tamper-proof.
Today I've discovered that someone has really tampered with the inside of one of
the computers, and "why does this only happen in the library?" was the reaction.
All it takes is one student to really cause some difficulty.
I am so discouraged by this! It can't just be me! Any advice, anyone?
Elizabeth Kamke Librarian St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute 845 Kenmore Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14223 eksk476@aol.com
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