Re: Surface current in the Titanium Powerbooks

[Marcin Wichary]

     I have had a strange, rather unpleasant sensation whenever I 
touched the small exposed screws on my AlBook's sides with my 
fingernails. Seemed to only happen at home, when plugged in my not 
grounded wall outlet (I am abroad right now, cannot verify that). I 
would also welcome suggestions on how to get rid of it -- it's not a 
huge nuisance, but still.

     Marcin Wichary
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