In a message dated 3/19/00 10:48:31 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Their out there!
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>Out of the Closet and on to the list YEA! Come Out! Come Out! Where ever
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>you are!
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>Stand up and be counted! We love our little Lurkies! :-)
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>Brandy
Well, I'm not quite a lurker, rather a recent joiner, you might say, but
thanks for the invite.
Actually I do have a question. I recently bought a Duo270c, which has a loose
screen/cover on one side. Upon closer examination (and removal of the little
rounded plastic hinge cover that slides to the side), I noticed that the
metal clip that holds the hinge in place is loose, because the Torx screw
that is supposed to hold it in place broke off, leaving the screw shaft in
place (the computer, by the way, works perfectly fine). I'm looking for
suggestions on how to extract the broken screw, so that I may replace it and
hold the hinge clip in place. Is there a special tool? Or a method? Inquiring
minds (at least one) want to know...
Thank you kindly in advance, if anybody has an answer I would be eternally
grateful.
Dan J.
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