On Friday, December 30, 2005, at 12:28 AM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
Now, on my Lombard, I remember a little button that you can press
with a pen to force the drive to open. That would've also worked, but
that's just my experience. It's probably not good for it, but it'd
work.
Caleb
Caleb,
I was eyeing that and was going to insert a paper clip into if other
options didn't work.
For me, watching a DVD is always a little sketchy on my good old Pismo.
I think if I forward chapters or fast forward, it's prone to freezing
up.
Thanks,
Donald
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