Hello list, I've been lurking this month but I now have reason to post. :) I am now the proud owner of my first PB Duo 2300c with 3 docks! I already own a PB Duo 270c and I bought a PB Duo 230 (mistook the model number when I glanced at the posting as a PB Duo 280) on eBay earlier this year. My current problem is that the seller of my new PB Duo 2300c accidently broke the screen casing. I theorize that I will need another PB 2300 for parts especially for the screen casing. Is this correct? Picture of the damage here (warning for modem users, image size at end of URI): lower right corner ; just left of the speaker (http://www.mcfarlanecomputing.net/images/PNGs/Dscf0016.png) 992KB Additionally, the normal Duo Dock (the large slide in dock case) has damage too. The flip up/down cover is broken off and the fan cover is broken. Again, I theorize I will need a similar device for parts? Pictures of the damage here (warning for modem users, image size at end of URI) : left side ; fan cover (sorry, out of focus ; too close) (http://www.mcfarlanecomputing.net/images/PNGs/Dscf0026.png) 610KB rear ; right side ; above vent hole ; next to expansion slots (http://www.mcfarlanecomputing.net/images/PNGs/Dscf0028.png) 504KB exposed door/slot spring (http://www.mcfarlanecomputing.net/images/PNGs/Dscf0030.png) 211KB broken door/slot hinge (http://www.mcfarlanecomputing.net/images/PNGs/Dscf0032.png) 372KB Also, the system came with a normal Duo Dock (the large slide in dock case), a NewerTech UltraDock 16sce, a e-machines PowerLink Presenter and a Farallon EtherWave AAUI adapter (2 ports?!). Does anyone have any software for any of this equipment that I can download? I can do a Google search if no one has any of this available, I just wanted to check here first than spend my nights hunting down software that I could have obtained through the list. :) Finally, the key for the Duo Dock was bent 90 degrees (!?). Am I able to go to the local key maker and get a new key made? Thanks in advance! Sincerely, R. McFarlane cross platform specialist Mac - Linux - windows McFarlane Computing on-site/remote tutorials, support & training (phone) 391-8972 (fax) 391-8972 (pager) 413-8577 (email) techie @ mcfarlanecomputing . net