Somehow, the hinge part of the lid of an aluminum G4 Power Book broke for a friend of mine, and he is looking to by the outer lid, or perhaps the whole display. Or perhaps a whole aluminum G4 sold for parts. Does anyone have one??
Are there other newsgroups or forums where this post is more likely to work?
mm wrote: > Somehow, the hinge part of the lid of an aluminum G4 Power Book broke > for a friend of mine, and he is looking to by the outer lid, or > perhaps the whole display. Or perhaps a whole aluminum G4 sold for > parts. Does anyone have one??
> Are there other newsgroups or forums where this post is more likely to > work?
In a Macintosh news group not an Apple// news group.
> Somehow, the hinge part of the lid of an aluminum > G4 Power Book broke for a friend of mine, and he is > looking to by the outer lid, or perhaps the whole > display. Or perhaps a whole aluminum G4 sold for > parts. Does anyone have one??
> Are there other newsgroups or forums where this > post is more likely to work?
> Thanks for reading. :)
Well, as others have said, not here in the Apple II group, but, eBay is loaded with used barebones computers that you can get very cheaply. Give that a try.
On Oct 28, 6:50 pm, mm <NOPSAMmm2...@bigfoot.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 18:35:43 +0000 (UTC), dog_...@macgui.com (D
> Finnigan) wrote: > >Yep, there sure are. Try comp.sys.mac.hardware.misc OR csm.portables
> Thanks. I don't get the second one but I'll post in the first one.
On Usenet, people usually abbreviate newsgroup names. "csm" in this case is short for comp.sys.mac, so "csm.portables" would be comp.sys.mac.portables. (This group is often referred to as "csa2" for short, BTW. The 2 is necessary to distinguish it from other groups in comp.sys that begin with an a - for example, the comp.sys.acorn hierarchy.)
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