Interesting Project My goal is to mount the LCD from an M305CRV into a picture frame that I plan to build. However, I do not wish to put the various other parts into it. I am looking to identify the LCD panel connector that has its corresponding connector on the mother board. I have had zero luck with gateway in identifying this connector.

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According to http://www.tcleonard.co.uk/design-and-planning.htm , most loft and garage conversions in Birmingham don't need planning permission and haven't since 2008 when planning laws in the UK were relaxed. Conversions like these class as 'permitted development' and are therefore only subject to regular building regulations. In terms of building regulations, architectural drawings and designs will have to be approved by Birmingham city council and a relevant local authority worker will then inspect the construction at regular stages to ensure the design is going ahead according to specification.

ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE BUT THIS IS A MID ENGINE CAR WITH THE ENGINE MOUNTED TRANSVERSLY. UNLESS YOU PLAN ON SPENDING A TON OF CASH , SEVERAL MONTHS FRABRACATING ON NEW FRAME TO SIT THE BODY ON AND THE BIGGEST PROJECT YOU HAVE EVER TAKEN ON I WOULD NOT SUGGEST IT

You can always buy a wall bracket for fixing TV from your Brand retailer OR any other electronic shop. OR Contact Brand service center in your town.

Dear Interesting topics in java core are :
1.class and Objects
2.constructors
3.interfaces
4.methods
5.awt package
6.event handelling
7.Frames

Simplest way is to highlight the area of cells you wish to work on, right click, select "format cells" , click on "borders" tab then you use the big buttons with symbols of either outside / inside / both, top/ bottom/ left/ right..then choose the line style, and select the colour from the palate, You can also use the "shading" tab to create interesting effects, as well as the "fonts" tab. you will learn more by experimenting...enjoy !