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Beware of the Magnetic Field

Remember that diskettes store their data magnetically, just like

tapes.

You probably won't be running a horseshoe magnet over the

surface of the diskette, but you should be aware that there are

many sources of magnetism in and around your home or office.

A paperclip from a magnetic paperclip holder, strategically dropped

on the magnetic surface of a diskette,

can do plenty of damage, as can the

holder itself.

Also, just about everything that uses

electricity generates magnetism. Elec-

tric typewriters (why would you need

one of those?), television sets, fans,

speaker magnets, and telephones

(which are often placed near a com-

puter) all generate magnetic fields.

Keep your diskettes away from them!

When it comes to temperature, treat your diskettes like people.

Room temperature is best.

If you leave your diskettes in a

locked car in the middle of the sum-

mer or the dead of a northern winter,

you're asking for trouble. If you ab-

solutely must leave diskettes in a car,

the trunk is probably best because it

is better insulated, and temperatures

will therefore be more moderate. The

optimum temperature range is from 50

to 90 degrees Fahrenheit.

Choose the system diskette that you wish to start with and

remove it from the paper envelope. Remember, don't touch the

exposed magnetic surfaces!