I stopped using the "On-Call" phone immediately after this frightfull discovery. Arriving at work one Monday morning, after a rather large mug full of coffee, I made a most neccesary trip to the facilities. To my dismay the door was locked and strange grunting noises were eminating from within. Curiosity bested me and despite the urge to laugh histerically I listened further. A lull in the action was interupted by a loud plop followed by a littany of curses. Unable to control the urge to laugh histerically I retreated to my office. Soon after I regained my composure a co-worker delivered to me the "On-Call" phone along with an apology for getting it wet. No spcifics were given nor asked for. I now have all after hours support calls routed to my own phone.
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I have heard of many types of leaks related to the Windows code, but never a GUI leak.
I stopped using the "On-Call" phone immediately after this frightfull discovery. Arriving at work one Monday morning, after a rather large mug full of coffee, I made a most neccesary trip to the facilities. To my dismay the door was locked and strange grunting noises were eminating from within. Curiosity bested me and despite the urge to laugh histerically I listened further. A lull in the action was interupted by a loud plop followed by a littany of curses. Unable to control the urge to laugh histerically I retreated to my office. Soon after I regained my composure a co-worker delivered to me the "On-Call" phone along with an apology for getting it wet. No spcifics were given nor asked for. I now have all after hours support calls routed to my own phone.