First of all, let me be honest with you all. I broke a screen mobo (to some extent) - the colors are displayed all wrong. It's the same effect that you get from removing a cap at the bottom. I'll look into that board later, I was going to trim a second one for a more detailed guide anyway.
Anyway, here's what I have so far, in semi-guide form.
First of all, the trimmed (semi-working) board:
Now, I'm going to guide you only through trimming the sides, because at the bottom it semi-broke (so you'll have to wait for that part)
You may notice that the inverter is still attached, I will remove it at the very end, so this guide is friendly to both worlds.
The pinouts come first:
Let's start with power, as it's vital:
example of how to do it:
Avoid the other 7805, as it needs to be relocated for a massive trimming.
Next, we need some means for testing the screen. We technically don't need any video or audio pinout yet, as we won't be trimming the bottom for now, but here is the composite pin:
Now, there's quite a lot more we need, I already found these pins (in fact, many audio pins like the headphone ones and rgb audio are showing in this picture, but I'll mark them in a later picture), but I don't feel like telling you these now. They're not vital anyway, as right now the guide isn't trimming the bottom, you just live without them for now please. I'll add them once we need them for the guide. We now have the means to test the screen, so let's do that. It's IMPORTANT to test the screen between every step, that means everytime you trimmed off a part, test if it still works. that way you can trace back errors.
Alright, let's start with trimming off the right, because it's the easiest. This is how we will cut:
It looks like I didn't take a whole lot of pictures, so I'll take more once I trim the second screen.
Now, this side requires us no more than one relocation.
See that big trace? That's the only one we need to relocate. It has already been done in the picture. Just connect the wire as pictured from the end of that capacitor to 7.5V. Fairly easy.
Take one last look at it, an then cut according to the first picture. I like first making a small mark with the x-acto knife, and then using my wire cutter to break off the mobo I don't want. You can also use a saw. I like my method, but using a saw is safer. Don't come crying to me if too much broke off.
Alright, After you cut that, test the screen. It should work:
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Okay guys, that's all for now. I don't feel like writing the rest right now, but don't you all worry - this thread will stay updated. I'll also tell you already that for the left side, you will not need to rewire anything. You can trim that off without any problems.
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You can chop of the whole thing without reallocating anything 
Wish me luck
