| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
 | Date | Lines | 
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| 899.1 |  | VAXCAT::GOLDY | Walk like Diva Plaistow | Tue Jul 30 1996 11:44 | 7 | 
|  |     > I don't think there is any way to disable a PC Steps PC when you are
    > not using it?
     
    Switch it off when you go home or put a password protected screen saver
    on with a password that is not easy to guess?
    
    Goldy.
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| 899.2 |  | CHEFS::FIDDLER_M | The sense of being dulls my mind | Tue Jul 30 1996 11:55 | 11 | 
|  |     Anyone can switch on a 'PC Steps PC' and log into their own Allin1
    account, from anywhere.  Once in, a Screen Saver PW can be changed
    instantly...
    
    My PC is switched off every evening...
    
    ho hum
    
    mikef
    
    
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| 899.3 | 2p worth | COMICS::CORNEJ | What's an Architect? | Tue Jul 30 1996 22:05 | 6 | 
|  |     Stick a BIOS password in there.
    
    put a "broken - I.S. aware" sticker on it :-)
    
    Jc
    
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| 899.4 |  | CHEFS::FIDDLER_M | The sense of being dulls my mind | Tue Aug 06 1996 09:19 | 4 | 
|  |     It gets worse....a chappie who was moved into our area last week had 
    8meg of memory stolen from his PC overnight...
    
    mikef
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| 899.5 | get it logged | CHEFS::NORRISV |  | Tue Aug 06 1996 16:06 | 5 | 
|  |     
    
    Make sure that it gets reported to Claire Rock...It's outrageous!
    
    
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| 899.6 |  | KERNEL::HOBBSA | Andy Hobbs, UK CSC. Basingstoke. | Wed Aug 07 1996 08:29 | 26 | 
|  |      
    Do report it properly. There are people in the building all night,
    so I can't see how things get nicked. It is outrageous. I think the
    security folks at Dec Park (?) are gathering information about the
    trends of thefts, in the hope that they can correlate this with site
    records to find the culprit(s). I wouldn't want to see office alarms
    and other security mechanisms in place in Viables.
    
    Andy/.
    
    On a lighter note...
    
    A good tip:
    
    Don't Allow Theives To Ruin Your Life:
    
    Take your PC memory, video recorder, TV set and any other valuable
    items and place them in a sack. Wrap in a waterproof material and
    bury them in a secret place, referenced only in a badly drawn map, 
    part of which is missing.
    
    You may now rest assured that nothing important will be stolen from
    your home.
    
    Helpfully yours. 
    Andy. (You ever read Viz ?)
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