Well, it depends on how handy you are with a Jewlers
screwdriver! The Newton is very simple to open and the
port is nothing more than a plastic housing that
probably slipped it's groove!
If you have a strong heart and the innards of a newton
exposed to the world doesn't make you queasy, This
might be the best route!
Ed
web/gadget guru
--- Susan Freeman <suebeano@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Well, it finally happened to me -- my serial port
> has collapsed into the
> inner regions of my Newt. Please remind me again of
> any options that
> don't include Apple service, tho I'm thinking that's
> the way to go ultimately.
>
> TIA, sue
>
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