Windows 10: Cable stapler

Is there anyone in these forums who can recommend a good CAT cable stapling tool? Perhaps someone who is in the cabling business. Thank you.

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OneNote file disappeared from my Windows Phone 8

Yes, to be clear, the OneNote file is my wife's. She has had the file for years and recently started a new Section of the same file that she shares with me so we can both use it for our purposes. It is just the Section that is shared, the rest of the
file is not shared. After she shared the section with me, the section quickly showed up on my WP8 without me having to do anything (which I thought was really nice actually). I/We have been using it for months until a couple weeks ago when it mysteriously
disappeared, but just from my phone.

The shared section of my wife's OneNote still shows up on my computer and on my SkyDrive as mentioned previously. So it is still accessible through my account, but for some reason is not reaching my phone (same account). I haven't yet tried 'unsharing' and
'resharing'. I'll try that and after I will update this thread with the results.

Thanks Jay_answers and 7thSense for your help so far.

 

Which one of these phones has the best battery life?

I am going to get a Nokia phone from "O2" store tomorrow. I will either get the Nokia 2700, Nokia 5130 or the Nokia 3120.





The dying Nokia that I am replacing I have had since 2005 and the battery usually lasted over a week between charges. The phone was an inexpensive one, €60 or something. I expect this kind of performance in my new phone.



Which of these phones have the best battery life?

 

Something like this should do just fine. It even has a protector for wires.

https://www.amazon.com/Stanley-TR250...70_&dpSrc=srch

 

Yes, it is called do not use one. I have used the Coaxial ones, or you can get the Romex ladders that allow for multiple cables.

If this is above a drop ceiling, you are allowed to attach the bundle to the wires holding the grid. You do have to make sure that you use the right cable that is marked as "Riser" cable.

 

That is masochist. The answer to the OP, would be no staplers allowed near Coax or Ethernet wiring, same as electrical.

 

My assumption is that you are against them as people may accidentally staple into the cable. Electrical is one thing, Ethernet or Coax is harmless repair and simple to do when you take your time.

 

No, I am just stating that you do not use a stapler when dealing with Power, Coax, Ethernet/Phone and of course Fiber optics. They make D Rings and other items that do not damage cables for a reason. Same reason why the Romex ladders come in handy for multiple cables.