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[Richard & audra <raranous(--nospam--at)pacbell.net>]

Well, the engineering solution of choice may be duct tape......though my
personal favorite is Crazy Glue.

audra ranous

seaint-return(--nospam--at)seaint.org wrote:

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> From: David.N.Rackmales(--nospam--at)nan02.usace.army.mil
> To: seaint(--nospam--at)seaint.org
> Subject: Calculator Structure
> Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 13:54:53 -0500
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> My trusty and beloved HP28-S (for which I paid $185 in 1991) is experiencing
> battery door failure. In 1994 the battery door failed and I found that
> EduCalc provided a new battery door free of charge (along with the catalog
> of neat HP calculator stuff). Now I have found that the housing to which the
> battery door attaches is showing signs of extreme fatigue failure. I love
> this calculator and don't want to trash it just because of what appears to
> me to be a small problem. Scotch tape doesn't work. I'm looking for proven
> solution. Thank you in advance.
>