Thanks for the quick reply!
I have actually done all those steps, up to the sliding it 'forwards'
(exactly which way is that, anyway?), and the removal of the trackpad
cable, which didn't occur to me (thanks for the heads up!). So I'm
almost there, but no matter which way I push it, the top casing doesn't
want to budge.
Could you describe with more detail the exact location of these latches?
Thanks again,
-Noodle
(Whose mail program set his name to "MunkkiMan" by default, for whatever
odd reason. I guess that's the name of the administrator on this
computer. Still adjusting to OS X...)
On Friday, November 9, 2001, at 07:55 PM, Scott Holder wrote:
>
> Here's probably the best way to do it. Make sure you have the battery
> out,
> or it won't work :) Make sure you have to two little endcaps on each
> side of
> three screen off, and make very very sure you have the trackpad cable
> disconnected (or you'll more than likely tear it).
>
> Then, lift upwards on the back, with the screen tilted just about as far
> back as it will go. It should lift up and then you can pull/push it
> forwards
> and off of the "latches". I broke a couple of the latch loops on a
> couple of
> my cases when I first got started last year :)
>
> Installation is reverse.
>
> Hope this helps :)
> Scott Holder
>
>
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