Replacing LCD and LCD Case

So, my AppleCare Protection Plan won't cover the replacement of the LCD and the LCD Case, so I was going to purchase these parts online, and I wanted to know if anyone knew how hard it actually was to do this task. All help is greatly appreciated.

It's not easy, but if you have the tools and some skills in dissassembly it can be done. Here is the instructions.
http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Mac/MacBook/LCD-Panel/86/18/
You may also want to do a search for macbook repairs. There are some good companies that do the work a lot cheaper than apple.

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LCDS and paging

Hello everybody,
First, excuse me for the mistakes I may have made.
I am a trainee and the enterprise I work for is planning to
change the presentation layer (and maybe all the layers) of their
software packages for Flex (at the present time they use the .NET
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the server would only send this number of rows for each page (which
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rows to display. This is the method I would like to use.
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Using on-demand paging
There are two ways in which the Data Management Service
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As the client code tries to access ArrayCollection elements
which are not resident, additional pages are retrieved from the
server. If the cache-items property is set to true, these pages are
sent directly by the Data Management Service. If the cache-items
property is set to false, the Data Management Service calls the
getItem() method for each item it needs to send to the client.
When the original query is too large to be held in the
server's memory, it is desirable for the Assembler to only return a
single page of items at a time. In this mode, each time the client
requests a page, the Assembler is asked for that page of items and
they are sent directly to the client. Currently this mode is not
supported when the autoSyncEnabled property is set to true for the
paged collection. You must set the autoSyncEnabled property to
false before executing the code. This configuration is not
supported for the SQLAssembler. It is supported for the
HibernateAssembler and you can implement it with your own Java
Assembler implementation.
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attribute on the paging element in your network settings on the
server and ensure paging is enabled with a reasonable pageSize
value.
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your client with two additional parameters: the startIndex and the
number of items requested. The Data Management Service calls this
method once for each page requested by the client.
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paging. When the client requests a page, it calls the fill variant
in the Assembler interface which takes the additional startIndex
and number of items parameters. You return
just those items and they are returned to the client.
When you use custom paging in either the fill-method or
Assembler approach, there are two ways that the client can
determine the size of the collection. When you have enabled the
custom paging mode, on the initial fill request made by the client,
the Data Management Service invokes the count method with the
parameters the client passed to fill. If the count
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fill method is called with startIndex of 0 and number of items set
to the pageSize + 1. If the assembler method returns less than the
number requested, the size of the fill is known. If it returns the
pageSize+1 items requested, pageSize items are
returned to the client but the client sets the collection
size to pageSize + 1 - with one empty slot at the end. When that
empty item is requested by the client, the next pageSize+1 items
are requested and the process repeats until the assembler returns
less than pageSize+1 items.
The HibernateAssembler implements this dynamic paging
mechanism when you set the page-queries-from-database attribute to
true in the destination's server properties. If you are using an
HQL query sent from the client and the query is a simple query, the
Hibernate assembler attempts to implement a count query by
modifying the query sent from the client.
If you are using a named query, the Hibernate assembler looks
for a query named <original-query-name>.count. If that query
exists, it uses it to compute the size of the paged collection.
Otherwise, it uses the dynamic-sized approach.
I guess I should change
<params>java.util.List</params> for
<params>java.util.List,int,int</params>.
But I don't know which properties to add or modify.
It also talks about the custom attribute of the paging
element. Is it a new attribute that replaces "enabled" ? Or does it
come in addition to it ?
The following files are working and allow me to retrieve the
datas I expect (but without paging).
My data-management-config.xml looks like this :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<service id="data-service" class="flex.data.DataService"
messageTypes="flex.data.messages.DataMessage">
<adapters>
....<adapter-definition id="java-adapter"
class="flex.data.adapters.JavaAdapter" default="true"/>
</adapters>
<default-channels>
....<channel ref="my-rtmp"/>
</default-channels>
<destination id="refacteur.hibernate">
....<adapter ref="java-adapter" />
....<properties>
........<use-transactions>true</use-transactions>
........<source>flex.data.assemblers.HibernateAssembler</source>
........<scope>application</scope>
........<metadata>
............<identity property="cleacteur"/>
........</metadata>
........<network>
............<session-timeout>20</session-timeout>
............<paging enabled="false" pageSize="20"/>
............<throttle-inbound policy="ERROR"
max-frequency="500"/>
............<throttle-outbound policy="REPLACE"
max-frequency="500"/>
........</network>
........<server>
............<hibernate-entity>fr.phylum.referentiel.Refacteur</hibernate-entity>
............<fill-method>
................<name>fill</name>
................<params>java.util.List</params>
............</fill-method>
............<fill-configuration>
................<use-query-cache>true</use-query-cache>
................<allow-hql-queries>true</allow-hql-queries>
............</fill-configuration>
........</server>
....</properties>
</destination>
</service>
This is the named query definition I use, found in
Refacteur.hbm.xml :
<query name="refacteur.where.ville.order.by.libacteur">
....<![CDATA[
........from Refacteur as refacteur
........where refacteur.villeActeur = ?
........order by libacteur
....]]>
</query>
And here is the call to the fill method, found in my mxml
application file Acteurs.mxml :
globalFilter.dataService.fill(globalFilter.arrayCollection,
"refacteur.where.ville.order.by.libacteur", ["VANNES"]);
I have tried to modify several things, but nothing works.
I would be most grateful if someone could tell me what to
change in my files in order to make the paging work.
Nathalie.

Have you seen the part of the example configs where it talks
about what is required for data paging to work?

It seems to imply to me that you need the paged fill methods
in your config in addition to the regular ones.
I admit I have not got as far as getting a working paging
setup yet, although this is something I will need to get working in
the near future.

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Formation of moisture between LCD and front panel in a iMac

Hi Guys
I am using a 21,5" iMac for the last 18 months or so. Every monsoon (which is pretty heavy in Bombay) I face a strange problem. A few minutes after starting the mac, moisture starts accumulating between the LCD panel and the front glass which covers it. I have complained to Apple several times but there is no satisfactory reply. In fact one of their service center girls sent me this email explaining the reasons behind this problem
Hi , Sir !
Greetings of the day ............
This is with regards of ongoing problem with your iMac display issue.
I have understand it from the technician who have visited your place regarding this issue.Pls correct me ,if your imac display issue is different than belows.
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Since the iMac goes Glass > Space > LCD it wouldn't be totally surprising that condensation would show up there if there is a lot of humidity and the temp variations between the outside of the glass and the inside of the glass.
The space between the glass and lcd is not air tight. The glass is just a "cover" and not affixed to the actual LCD. It's held on by some magnets but there's still air going to and from between the lcd and the section that connects to the glass. It's like when you get condensation/ie., fogged windows in a car. The temp difference the air outside the glass and the air inside the glass as well as both surface sides it's a matter of physics that a fog will appear if the conditions are optimal.
So,only few below things can help u in this case.
1.Keep the iMac On,as much u can.we can keep the system in sleep all the time with energy saver settings.we will help u to do the same.[Deepak J] I use PC for Max to Max 2 to 4 hours in a Week so are you suggesting that I keep the PC on for rest of 160 Hours
2.use of de-humidifier will might help.[Deepak J] Can you please tell me what is de-humidifier ?
3.Removing the glass panel(But not advisable.)[Deepak J] I don’t want to do that
Trust me ,it happens only in rainy seasons where humidity level is very high in our city and there is no technical solution to fix this as imac is design that way.[Deepak J] This the First rainy season after I purchased iMac
Hope,the above information will help u.
Pls let me know ,if u need any more information from our side.--
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Its pretty obvious from this email that they have no clue on how to solve this problem. Combined with the fact that Lion has a lot of bugs, my impression is "Apple is the new Microsoft".
whats your experience guys
best regards
Tejash

Hi Shilpa
Its not the lack of testing. I am sure moisture is a problem in many other parts of the world. More irritating are the 'suggestions' by so called apple experts.
One solution could be to seal it from all sides. Should be a pretty standard job.
best regards
Tejash R Majmudar

24" LCD AND 19" CRT. Any problem?

Hi,
My current set up is two dual 19" CRTs and the ATI 9800 256MB card.
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These being:
1. You have more screen real estate with two 19" than with one 24".
2. CRT is supposedly a better image.
So, my thinking is to move up to a 24"LCD and keep one of my 19" CRTs active as a 2nd/palette monitor. that way I get more screen real estate, and a nice CRT handy if needed.
Can anyone tell me if I'd get eye-strain or headache or something from switching my eyes back and forth from a CRT to LCD?
Any reason I wouldn't want a dual monitor set up where one is LCD and one is CRT?
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I dropped my iphone 4 and the lcd display screen is broken.
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I purchased the phone while in Sydney, Australia but have now relocated to Chennai, India.
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Spoiler (Highlight to read)
Maybe have your screen replaced by Lenovo Support. Replacing a tablet LCD can be tricky maybe.
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