on 2/6/03 6:21 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Well, I don't know what model you're talking about, but I have a PowerBook and all of them use what's called a "torx 8" (my PowerBook > 1400c uses a precision Philips screwdriver, go figure). They can be at times > hard to find but they can be found at most hardware stores if in stock. Just > be sure to get one with at least 2 inches of neck to get in all the deep > holes. > Jake > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote.......> > Hello > Um this might sound a little silly, but what screwdriver is required to open > up a Powerbook? Apple seems to use these star like screws. > regards, R.
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