If you refer to the "hinge-style" tool to crack open a compact once you have removed the four screws, IMHO you don't need it. That's how I do it with my Classic/Classic II: I remove the screws, I lay it on my bed or in a couch with the screen facing down, I grab the "handle" on the top of the case and shake it gently until the back side separates from the front. Then I can remove it without problem.
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