I wrote: >> On my latest broken-LCD-acquisition I used a piece of thin stiff plastic >> which I slid around the edges. It popped the bezels off cleanly with >> virtually no damage. The plastic I used came from some sort of >> blister-packed product. I cut up the clear plastic into a strip maybe 2" >> wide x several inches long. The plastic is stiff enough to be slid along >> under the bezel but not so thick it bends up the metal. To which John Griffin <jwegriffin at mac.com> replied: >Well, well! exactly the way to remove the back off an iPod. Who would have >thought? Yep, the same bit of plastic I use to pop open my first-gen iPod. iPod and TiBook display aren't the same construction at all of course, but spying it there in my toolbox is what got me thinking about using it on the display. I will put up a page showing how I dunnit. While on the subject of TiBook displays, I should mention the page I have showing an idea for a desktop Mac made from a broken-hinge TiBook: <http://mywebpages.comcast.net/macdan/tibook.html> Dan K ................................. http://macdan.n3.net/ carracho://dankephoto.dhs.org:9700 hotline://dankephoto.dhs.org:9500 .................................