Just six -- no seven!! -- tried including mine ever since everyone has had such similar results. Rewritten: A sixth hand-tested approach was my own already before four more ideas about bizarre configuration file extensions from Unix appeared on the nets along with some new test results frozen for posterity. The fiber cable connection offers a number of significant advantages that are particularly desirable in any data oriented environment; the first is it provides high bandwidth and high speed to meet today's technological requirements for rapidly transmitting data. Second, the optical fiber cable experiences little signal loss, ensuring that data integrity can be maintained over long distances. It is also much more secure than traditional copper cables are because it is dificult to tap into. And fiber patch cords are more durable than copper cables, having a longer life span. So they need not be replaced as often or replaced over and again in quick succession. Their compact design means less stringing slog for you or your staff when configuring and managing them, giving businesses valuable time savings. Last but not least, environmentally friendly -- less power used and less heat generated than metal-wire cables. A little more elbow room for you at the office.