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I was just tweaking a preset to fit in the Pattern I was working on.  Each 
time I never even realized I hit the button, so I don't know what 
'exactly' I was doing to cause it.  Frustrating though, luckily I'm pretty 
good about saving often. 

rEalm




I'll forever be baffled as to how people keep on powering down their units 
by accident.  What on earth are you doing to hit the power button aside 
from when you need to?

You can always tape a bottle cap over the panel's
power switch and use the rear panel for on/off. Not
very handy if you unit is rack mounted. Anyway, it's a
lame suggestion, but I'm sure McGyver would be down
with it.

Laters.
-greg
--- erik_magrini@... wrote:
> I was just tweaking a preset to fit in the Pattern I
> was working on.  Each 
> time I never even realized I hit the button, so I
> don't know what 
> 'exactly' I was doing to cause it.  Frustrating
> though, luckily I'm pretty 
> good about saving often. 
> 
> rEalm
> 
> 
> 
> 
> I'll forever be baffled as to how people keep on
> powering down their units 
> by accident.  What on earth are you doing to hit the
> power button aside 
> from when you need to?
> 
> 


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If you wanted it to be truly tricked out. Mount a
small hinge on the faceplate and attach the bottle cap
to that. Then there wouldn't be any tape and you could
still power down from the fornt panel.

Houston, we have ignition ... :)

--- Ravi Ivan Sharma <noision1@...> wrote:
> Simply spend some time (and money, if you must :) )
> and custom paint the bottlecap.
> 
> :)
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: erik_magrini@... 
>   To: xl7@yahoogroups.com 
>   Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 2:05 PM
>   Subject: Re: [xl7] POwer buttoN
> 
> 
> 
>   Hehehe, that's definitely a good option, though
> after spending quite a bit of time and money custom
> painting my XL-7, not sure I want to go and tape a
> bottle cap over the power button :) 
> 
>   rEalm 
> 
> 
> 
>   You can always tape a bottle cap over the panel's
> power switch and use the rear panel for on/off. Not
>   very handy if you unit is rack mounted. Anyway,
> it's a lame suggestion, but I'm sure McGyver would
> be down
>   with it. 
> 
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LOL!!! ROFLMAO!  Good one,

rEalm





"Ravi Ivan Sharma" <noision1@...>
08/28/02 02:22 PM
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Simply spend some time (and money, if you must :) ) and custom paint the 
bottlecap.
 
:)
----- Original Message ----- 
From: erik_magrini@... 
To: xl7@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 2:05 PM
Subject: Re: [xl7] POwer buttoN


Hehehe, that's definitely a good option, though after spending quite a bit 
of time and money custom painting my XL-7, not sure I want to go and tape 
a bottle cap over the power button :) 

rEalm 



You can always tape a bottle cap over the panel's power switch and use the 
rear panel for on/off. Not
very handy if you unit is rack mounted. Anyway, it's a lame suggestion, 
but I'm sure McGyver would be down
with it. 


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