From: Doug Parker (doug_at_ispinn.com)
Date: Sun Jan 04 2004 - 18:47:31 PST
See
(http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=newtontalk&m=105233198019778&w=2wtontalk>
for a similar history.
In my case, using Marco's method, I fixed my two Newts and two other list
member's Newts by trimming down the inside lip of the front case half. In
other words, it necessitates a full dismantling and about 20 minutes with
either a single edge razor blade, x-acto knife, or dremel tool. Frank's site
has details on dissasembly and reassembly.
I have a sketch of the part of the case innerds that needs to be removed, and
I can send it to you if you'd like to try the fix yourself. Contact me offline
and I'll send it to you. I can also apply the same fix for a fee. If indeed
the digitizer is toast and the modification has no effect, then I don't charge
anything.
Doug Parker
Orlando FL
> Hello All,
>
> I know the JAGGIES have been beat to death, but with so much info, it is
> hard to decide on the proper course of action. I have just purchased an MP
> 2100 which seems to be experiencing the JAGGIES. Can someone give me the
> condensed version on a fix? THANKS!
>
> Joey
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