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Anybody have a list of what LCD panels went into which models? I figured somebody might have had one back when vintage machines were still worth repairing. I had one site bookmarked but it is gone now.

For example I have an A30 with a 14" screen that is LTN141X8-L00 which I think was also used in the T20 line (looking to replace it since mine has a halo around the edges). Are T30 14" screens compatible?

Unknown_K wrote:I had one site bookmarked but it is gone now.

Did you try it on archive.org? get the address from the bookmark and enter it there, might be in the archive

Wayback machine doesn't work with sites that don't want to be archived.

Just as a FYI, T30 LCDs are not compatible with any other ThinkPads screens.

Yea, did a bit of googling to figure that out. I guess I will snag a beat up T2x for a 14.1" screen.

LCD 	Fits TP	Res.	Mfg.	IBM P/N	IBM FRU	Mfg. Part
14.1		XGA	LG		05K9567	
14.1	20-21	XGA	Hitachi		05K9568	
14.1	20-21	XGA	Samsung		05K9944	
14.1	20-21	XGA	Hyundai		05K9940	
14.1	20	XGA	LG			LP141X6
14.1	20-23	XGA	LG	05K9903	05K9904	LP141X7 (B1M1)
14.1	22	XGA	LG	11P8240	11P8241	LP141X10 (A1)		R32/R40					
14.1	22-23	XGA	Hitachi		11P8258								
14.1	22-23	XGA	Samsung	46L2293	46L2292	LTN141XF-L01		R32/R40					
14.1	22-23	XGA	DBU		05K9888								
14.1	22-23	SXGA+	Hitachi	46L2492	46L2493	TX36D97VC1CAA					TX36D97VC1CAB		Compaq Evo N600c + N610c
14.1	23	SXGA+	LG Philips	46L2494	46L2495	LP141E2 (A1) or (B2)		LG141X7 ?					
14.1		XGA	Samsung			LT141X7-122 / -124							
						LTN141X8							
14.1	22-23	XGA	IDTech	07K8413	07K8440	ITXG76H		R32/R40 also		But need a T2x inverter			
	A2*		IDTech			ITXG76D							

14.1	30	XGA	Samsung	11P8289	11P8294	LTN141XE-L01							
14.1	30	XGA	Hitachi	11P8292	11P8297	TX36D37NC1NAA	\						
14.1	30	XGA	Hitachi	11P8292	11P8297	TX36D37VC1CAA	/						

14.1	30	SXGA+	Samsung		11P8273	LTN141PE-L01	200nit						
14.1	30	SXGA+	LG Philips	11P8290	11P8295	LP141E04 (B1) 							
													
14.1	T2x		Samsung			LT141X2-124		Apple Powerbook G3

This forum does not seem able to keep columns aligned properly.

Admin edit: Changed <code> to <pre> BBCode and removed "size" (from LCD size, in order to line up columns)

When you pasted it had tabs in it, forum doesn't handle those... format it in notepad or ultraedit with only spaces... then it looks good in a code box In Ultra edit you can replace all ^t(tab) with 5 spaces
(Note: it won't look formatted in the edit box, but a preview shows it correct)

Mine was a copy&paste from an Excel spreadsheet, trying to be helpful.
I have no time for such suggested niceties.

Another possible workaround (but probably requires just as much effort): Use a free utility such as "Wordperfect Lightning" which allows you to capture a screen shot of anything with a couple clicks. I always have that loaded on my laptops. Then you could post a link to the now-digitized Excel screen shot. Or, just insert the screen shot as a graphic if possible. I just post links to an external website for anything whether it be pictures, tables, etc. The only problem with text being converted into a digitized graphic image is, of course, that you can't cut and paste from it.

Most email text editors accept a direct cut and paste from an MS Word document or Excel spreadsheet without throwing the formatting/spacing off too much. The Forum text editor seems to apply a rule to remove extra spaces or tabs and clump everything together like pudding

Daniel.

For any mod reading this who has access to the "Administration Control Panel".. how about going in and adding a new BBCode for

 ... this preserves tabs in a paste from excel...


It's dead simple... Under the ACP, go to the Posting tab, and then BBCodes. Click the ‘Add a new BBCode’ grey button to get to the next page where you can configure your new entries.

BBCode: [pre]{TEXT}

HTML: <pre>{TEXT}</pre>

Help line: Preformatted text,

Your Text here

There are others that some might find helpful...

BBCode: [spoiler]{TEXT}[/spoiler]

HTML: <div style="margin:20px; margin-top:5px"><div class="quotetitle"><b>Spoiler:</b> <input type="button" value="Show" style="width:45px;font-size:10px;margin:0px;padding:0px;" onclick="if (this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display != '') { this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display = ''; this.innerText = ''; this.value = 'Hide'; } else { this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display = 'none'; this.innerText = ''; this.value = 'Show'; }" /></div><div class="quotecontent"><div style="display: none;">{TEXT}</div></div></div>

Help line: Spoiler warning! [spoiler]Your text[/spoiler]

that one is nice for spammy informational texts.


BBCode: {TEXT}

HTML: <strike>{TEXT}</strike>

Help line: Strike-through Crossed-out text

great for editing information without deleting the old info.


Takes only a few minutes, and at minimum the 1st one would ROCK

Hi Ozz..,
Admin listened to your suggestion, implemented it, and corrected my C&P.
Looks nifty.
Thanks everyone (I just noticed the new

 box, but did not know what it was for).

Wooo! that does look spiffy... thanks Admin