On Monday, November 25, 2002, at 09:41 PM, William L Carr wrote: > > On Sunday, November 24, 2002, at 01:30 PM, Peter Nacken wrote: > >> There have been people suggesting "gentle massaging" of the area ... >> But if >> that really works, I fear it only works of pixels that had been alive >> and >> died while you were working ... So it is more a "revive" exercise ... >> A dead >> pixel DOA .. I fear there is not much you can do ... > > Hmmm. Well, let's examine that scenario. You try to massage the > pixel back to life, nothing happens. Which is okay, I guess. Or it > works, which is good. Or it damages four more pixels right next to > the first, and Apple accepts it as a return. Which is good. > > There used to be a hack that would disable five pixels on a defective > display, so Apple would accept it back. Wonder if anyone's updated > that lately? > > Jkirk > > (Apple Stockholder) If there's more than one stuck pixel in the same area, is it so obvious? I have an ibook with a stuck red pixel and I'm not so sure whether it's one or more pixels. I guess five would look like a bullet hole? Donald