At http://www.acronymfinder.com/Slang/LOL~3.html there are over eighty
definitions for lol, from 'laugh out loud' to 'lewd obscene language'.
Which one of the 80+ definitions were you using Sam?
Merv
malcolm Tate wrote:
Thankyou for your replies
Sorry for the delay in replying, my weekend ended up flying by without
me realising it.
I have a Power PC G4, and as much as I wrote for clarification I think I
was hoping you would all go ... no, its fine, all computers do that from
time to time, its good ....
Looks like I may need to look at something new rather soon ... now the
debate, PC so its compatible for the kids school, or my lovely mac, and
sort out compatibility later lol. I could see all the icons, pictures,
everything on the screen Ronni, it was just dim, like someone had turned
the brightness down.
Sam
On 14/02/2010, at 3:06 PM, Shay Telfer wrote:
On 13/02/2010 1:16 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
On 13/02/2010, at 12:15 PM, malcolm Tate wrote:
Hello everyone,
This morning when I woke up the screen on my Emac running 10.4.11
was dim.
I recalibrated the colours and it seems to be ok now. I was just
wondering if this was the right thing to do, and if my computer is
on its way out?
Also, why would it happen? I've had the computer for a few years now
and never seen this before.
Hi Sam,
Look closely at the screen, can you still see the icons in the
background?
If you can and it seems extremely dark, then your problem is likely
an LCD inverter board.
This isn't a terribly expensive part but getting it replaced might
not be cheap labor wise.
An LCD inverter is what powers the backlight for the screen.
I would suggest you backup everything you need on your computer to
an external Hard Drive, as the eMac could well be on its way out.
Cheers,
Ronni
Except eMacs have CRT's not LCD's? Which would mean it's the analog
board or equivalent.
Have fun,
Shay
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