Far as I know, and it has always worked for me, earlier slot load
iMacs had pinhole for paper clip at right hand end of slot - just
look closely - its there! Cheers
On 7/01/2006, at 2:55 AM, Virginia S Moe wrote:
Hi - I am notorious in our family for shoving the CD into a drawer so
sloppily that it slides up over the drawer and jams up the mechanical
workings - in that case even the paperclip in the hole doesn't
work, nor
does holding the mouse button on startup, nor does anything else
except
taking the dad-gum thing apart and hopefully getting it back
together again.
I've been unable to find a hole for the paperclip in a slot-loading
iMac
however. The paperclip actually pushes something that makes the
drawer open
as I recall, so obviously that applies only if there is a drawer.
Clearly
this is not for normal usage but when I'm desperate I'll try anything.
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