Subject: Excellent link and thanks. Wish I would have had it sooner. Author: bosoxfan : member since March, 2005 : 628 posts Posted on: 2006-02-17 18:51:38

Rotating the mirror with the white nylon bracket is the solution, which was found out the hard (and expensive) way. This link is one of those "print to file" for the future... thanks sinji.

Gary



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