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Liz S... JEEEEEEEZ, Liz! The answer to your problem is SO easy I'm surprised ya haven't already thought of it! Ya just get yer "old gentleman cat" his OWN computer and let him chew on THAT to his hearts' content! <giggle> Especially since ya KNOW with a cat when they make up their mind to start what becomes a habit, NOTHING'S gonna stop 'em from doing it!! Errrr... ya prolly don't need to get Mr. Kitty anything above a 486, and he might not even notice if it's not a Pentium. <LOL> Barb Mallut (aka Scooter and Buzzy's "mom") [log in to unmask] ---------- From: Parkinson's Information Exchange on behalf of Elizabeth Southwood Sent: Sunday, September 21, 1997 11:19 AM To: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN Subject: Receipt of mail I got it!! I sympathize with your not knowing if it's going out or not. I couldn't send anything or delete anything for about 14 hours yesterday -- totally weird!! Does anybody have a good way to keep cats from chewing on computer chords? Our old gentleman cat is obsessed by them, yet he likes to be near me when I'm on the computer. He eventually curls up and goes to sleep, but not before a lot of "No's." Liz