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>From: Brian Andrews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Newbie Issues with Duo 2300c
>Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2004 19:12:05 -0500
>Hi,
>I just picked up a Duo 2300c from the LEM Swap list.  It arrived with a
>cracked left front (battery holder) and a 1" stripe of white pixels
>that runs across the entire screen, about 1" down from the top.
>Is there any way to fix these "dead" pixels?  I've tried massaging the
>screen and I've removed the keyboard and reset the ribbon cable.
>Nothing has worked.  Are there more cables to the LCD?
>My second issue is that I can not run JPEGView 3.3.1.  I'm running OS
>8.1 and JPEG View crashes at launch with Error Code 3.  Any clues on
>how I can fix this?   I'm new to these older Mac OS.
>Thanks,
>Brian

        I don't know if a similar remedy will work for you, but ever since
I received my PB 190 the display would generate a comb-like row of white
pixel-wide vertical lines on the lower half of the screen if I handle the
lid a little too roughly, which goes away if I firmly pinch the left side
of the display housing approximately three inches from the top. I speculate
that doing so seats back some surface mounted display circuitry inside the
housing that somehow became loose. Hardly happens now since I know what
causes it and how to avoid or "fix" it (after weeks of hair-tearing
trial-by-errors).
        BTW, I don't bother with JPEGView which my OS 8.1 PB 190 defaults
to for any new images which is irritating to me since I think
PictureViewers' quicker and smoother. Since Mac OS Easy Open doesn't do the
job with my preference, I change any new images' file type to OGLE via
Graphic Converter or File Buddy.

        Good luck!

        JimWG



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