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From: brian@ux.acs.umn.edu (Mr. Microcephallic)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware,talk.bizarre
Subject: Re: Mac SE CRT Too dark after replacement
Summary: mean vicious followup with no provocation
Keywords: duhhhh I broke it
Message-ID: <2282@ux.acs.umn.edu>
Date: 27 Sep 90 01:28:32 GMT
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In comp.sys.mac.hardware doc@dgp.toronto.edu (Blaine Price) writes:

>I replaced the CRT on my Mac SE (having broken the nipple on the original
					 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
					 What are we talking about here??
>while adding memory and letting all the vacuum out), but the new CRT appears
					 ^^^^^^
I hope you were careful to gather it all up so nobody gets hurt.  And be
careful cleaning your ears.

>very dark (reverse video text is very difficult to read).  I've rotated the
>brightness knob all the way but to no avail.  Anyone out there ever replaced
>a CRT before?
Why no.  We are all just a bunch of Hoover Heads.  TELL US HOW YOU DO IT!!

Mr. Microcephallic <<--== Ask Elecrolux for technical assistance.