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> Okay, I'm changing channels here. Someone told me that it's okay
> to call PCMCIA cards simply "PC cards" now. It certainly is
> easier. Anybody else heard this yet?
We recently reached a decision at my company to use "PC Card." Popular
trade magazines have made the switch to PC Card, and our depratment agreed
to follow the trend. I can't remember the exact magazines one writer quoted,
but I have seen "PC Card" in PC World.
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=====>Beryl Doane bdoane -at- intermec -dot- com
=====>The opinions expressed are fully my own.
