From: Matt Peacock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Screens are under extreme pressure.
I know, I have broken a number of screens in my days... ;o)
Knocking the back-end off solves this.
They also hold a substantial charge even after being turned off.
I know, I have a degree in electronics. :o) (De-charging solves this)
Also the coating in a screen would no doubt be toxic to fish.
You have a point, but surely one should be able to polish this off ?
Laurence
BTW I have just realised that I have posted this to the wrong list (I am also on the Compact mac list... ooops...)
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