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rob@dekko.com wrote: > Maybe you could run a piece of rebar through > the air conditioner and secure that to the wall. That was the idea I had in mind - so far. > 2) The wall between your office and the computer room. It doesn't end at > the drop ceiling does it? Yup. I thought of that shortly after I sent the message. > I wonder if Frontier Safe Company in Fort Wayne could make a door that > would be acceptable. They make gun safes and what not. Several others in > the Fort Wayne Yellow Pages under safes. I bet they could. I said 'impregnable' but wasn't really picturing a bank vault type door. More like solid steel with reinforced hinges and frame. A real bear to get thru. > 4) I would avoid explosives. I've heard of a story where a guy got into > trouble for rigging a land mine to his gun safe after the safe was stolen > for the third time. But the criminal never tried again :-) Explosives? Did I say explosives? <g> I want to save the iSeries, not blow it up. <g> > Sunguard was pitching a product not long ago where they would come in and > set up Mimix to their office. Pretty much keep it a no brainer for you. > Business Recovery kind of got moved down our list though. Contact me for > a good contact at Sunguard. It's been years since I looked at Sunguard, have no idea what they offer these days. Can you email the contact info to: jlcrosby@dilgardfoods.com Thanks. -- Jeff Crosby Dilgard Frozen Foods, Inc. P.O. Box 13369 Ft. Wayne, IN 46868-3369 260-422-7531
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