I broke my hinges on my 15" Powerbook Ti and severed my backlight cables. My friend switched monitors, from another broked Powerbook, but the other one was a DVI instead of my VGA. I now have about an inch and a half line on the right of my screen, and the bottom inch ghosts the top inch. The good news. When I start up my laptop, the whole screen works. Is the any fairly easy was to fix this?
Thanx
Unfortunately, no. The screens between the VGA and DVI TiBook models were different...to get the screen to work correctly, you need to get a screen of the same generation as your PowerBook.
as the good Doc W. says, it's the only way to 'fix' it. As the DVI screen you have is worth more than is the VGA screen you need I think you ought to be able to swap/sell/buy to get the correct LCD at little or no extra cost. Any LCD from the VGA TiBooks 400/500/550/667(non-DVI) will work with your 'Book. Or just live with it, it may look a tad odd but it's functional at least.
see my page for a few relevant tidbits.
dan k