On Sunday, June 15, 2003, at 07:16 AM, Trev Copland wrote: > The thing you're talking about has three holes in a triangular > pattern. This, however, is not the correct tool. There is no such > tool. The only adjustment that can be made to the display is done by > tightening some screws under the panel. I wouldn't try to fix this > yourself, though, as you're likely to end up loosening the screws so > it'll always tip. Never the less, this only helps if the display is > tipping to a particular side, not if it "sags." The neck should be > replaced under your warranty, however, depending on the severity of > the problem. If it is outside though, it'll be expensive - replacing > the neck requires that every component of the machine be stripped off. > Nothing is more labor intensive on an iMac. Thanks Trev for correcting me. I don't have an iMac right here so i forgot that there are three holes actually. I do think there is a tool for that, but maybe only in Apple. :)) Since the iMac is not mine, I think I should chek what's wrong with it in person. Thanks again for some useful info.