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09-16-2003, 08:20 PM
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Breaking The Case
Posted By: TBob
I've found that the best way is to use a pliers on the top left and right edges, about 2 inches in from either edge and apply pressure, lifting the pliers up as you keep the slab down. This will crack it in both places. Then use a screwdriver and carefully insert it in to the cracked areas and slowly work it around the edges of the slab, slowly turning the screwdriver blade sideways as you go. This will break the seal all the way around and protect the card from any damage. 
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