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Posted: Jul 03 2008 12:22 am

If you need need help on something and want to request somebody to help you, this is the thread for it. I hope it catches on.

Can somebody find or make a video on how to clean a 72 pin connector on an NES?

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you ope nthe NES. you take teh connector off. you clean it with alcohol mixed with water. you push the pins with a falthead screwdriver so that they make a snug fit for the cartidge again. you reatack the conenctor. you close up the NES. you eat cake.

Posted: Jul 03 2008 04:43 pm

JEW wrote:

you ope nthe NES. you take teh connector off. you clean it with alcohol mixed with water. you push the pins with a falthead screwdriver so that they make a snug fit for the cartidge again. you reatack the conenctor. you close up the NES. you eat cake.

I already open the NES and took the connector off. It's been sitting on my desk for 3 weeks.

Posted: Jul 03 2008 05:28 pm

So clean it then! You could always order a new one of of E-Bay.

At my job it's really laid back and I basically sit here on the forum from 4-12 but in between I also draw. I've been getting better and I wanted to start a comic. I don't want to draw with a paint program I just want to scan the images in and color them and set it all up. Any idea on some programs for that?

Joined: Oct 12 2007 Posts: 821

Douche McCallister wrote:

So clean it then! You could always order a new one of of E-Bay.

At my job it's really laid back and I basically sit here on the forum from 4-12 but in between I also draw. I've been getting better and I wanted to start a comic. I don't want to draw with a paint program I just want to scan the images in and color them and set it all up. Any idea on some programs for that?

Photoshop

Posted: Jul 03 2008 06:43 pm

Douche McCallister wrote:

At my job it's really laid back and I basically sit here on the forum from 4-12 but in between I also draw. I've been getting better and I wanted to start a comic. I don't want to draw with a paint program I just want to scan the images in and color them and set it all up. Any idea on some programs for that?

Give GraphicsGale a shot.

Posted: Jul 07 2008 02:30 pm

Douche McCallister wrote:

So clean it then! You could always order a new one of of E-Bay.

At my job it's really laid back and I basically sit here on the forum from 4-12 but in between I also draw. I've been getting better and I wanted to start a comic. I don't want to draw with a paint program I just want to scan the images in and color them and set it all up. Any idea on some programs for that?

Photoshop or Corel Painter. Painter is worthless if you don't have a wacom tablet, but if you want some instruction on how to color on photoshop, PM me, and I'll give you the low-down.... I might post a couple examples of my work that started as drawings and I colored on Photoshop, but I'm too lazy to resize and upload anything right now.

Posted: Aug 30 2008 03:30 am

I need the TV version of The Goonies -- From the Disney Channel when it was premium. That means it had no commercials BUT it did have the FULL convenience store, Data camera, and octopus scenes restored. My tape got taped over... Evil