Can you better isolate the source of the clicking? Maybe better
describe it as well. Is it really minor high pitched or can you
actually feel the vibrations if touching the base of the book say
while on your lap? Could the sound be coming from the hard drive?
If so, could sound alarm of a pending head crash. If so, you may
want to back up your data right away.
Instead of answering here, you might join the G-Books list and post
it there instead for more direct responses.
http://mail.maclaunch.com/Lists/G-Books/List.html
Dave
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