On 12/8/06 8:13 PM, George Coyne wrote:
> You don't really need a special tool to "crack" the case. I
> had one of those back in 1984 but I have opened classic Macs without
> the tool for years. Place the Mac screen side down on a cushioning
> surface (towels for instance). Remove the four screws. Thump the case
> with your open hands on both sides of the case simultaneously. Works
> every time.
Yup. By far the easiest and quickest way to "crack" a compact Mac.
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