>hi, i'm dylan. i used to subscribe to this list a while ago, but i quit >because it clogged my mailbox. now im' back because my PowerBook Duo 230 >(12/120/14.4 kbps) has major display problems where the screen flickers >(like a snowy tv screen). the only way to stop the "snow" is to flex, twist, >bend, squeeze the cpu or bottom half of the laptop, which causes the snow to >remain on the screen until i restart or put the machine to sleep and wake it >up again. the technicians are dumbfounded. what do you guys think????? > > >thanks > >dylan
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