-=> ROSS CASSELL wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

 RC> Hello WAYNE!

 RC> 22 Apr 10 07:29, you wrote to BOB ACKLEY:

 WC> How about hard drives in copier machines?

 WC> Wired.com just did a piece on them.

 WC> Modern copiers have hard drives in them and one can reproduce any
 WC> document copied on a newer machine.

 RC> That is applicable to the commercial copiers used in *big* office like
 RC> environments, or the big xerox machines you might see in a Fedex
 RC> Kinko's, Library etc.. The copiers the average joe buys for SOHO use,
 RC> do not have hard drives..

I am aware of that.

It's kind of suggested in the two instances I provided, the police and 
hospitals use commercial grade copier - printers and I cited them. 

I used the public libraries in my case and they got my SSI # as
well off my medicare card if that drive falls into nefarious hands.

They've a very large and versatile  B&W and color copier - printer
networked to about 20 internet connected computers running XP.

Next time it comes up I'll use my flatbed scanner and print it HERE.



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