> Tom Saecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi, Since my local source didn't know I'll ask this panel of experts.
> I've been learning how to use this Global Village 56K PC card Modem
> in my 5300cs and while I have gotten on line with it I have been
> unable to eject it. I have had to physically pull it out to remove it
>
> and that is difficult to do. Of course I shut the computer down
> before doing so.
>
> Eject has no effect,on or off or asleep. The manual eject button has
> no effect and the paper clip method has no effect.
> Is this normal? Do I have a deformed card? It looks straight.
> This doesn't conform to the user manual at all.
> Is it safe to just leave it in all the time? Since it protrudes
> slightly past the end of the case it would seem vulnerable to damage.
>
> Let me know what you think,
>
> Thanks, Tom
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>
> --
Hi Tom, all I had to do was drag the PC card
icon to the trash to eject it. This only
failed once after a 'freeze', the paperclip
method worked fine! Cheers William
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