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Hom3r 31-07-2011 12:42

Re: how to send a PC to France?
 
If you do manage to send a desktop, your daught may have to open it up and check all components are seated fully, ans they may dislodge slightly during transit.

Dai 31-07-2011 14:51

Re: how to send a PC to France?
 
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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35281191)
If you do manage to send a desktop, your daught may have to open it up and check all components are seated fully, ans they may dislodge slightly during transit.

Have hotglue gun at the ready.. :cool:

Taf 31-07-2011 16:49

Re: how to send a PC to France?
 
LeClerc and other major French stores have fairly good prices on PC's... but Windows will be in French of course..

colin25 31-07-2011 17:09

Re: how to send a PC to France?
 
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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35281287)
LeClerc and other major French stores have fairly good prices on PC's... but Windows will be in French of course..

But if she just looks through the windows..she will see the pcs inside..so doesn't matter if the windows are in french...the doors open in english :D

Dai 31-07-2011 17:19

Re: how to send a PC to France?
 
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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35281287)
LeClerc and other major French stores have fairly good prices on PC's... but Windows will be in French of course..

The language is not a problem, she's fairly comfortable with using an 'Ordinateur'. The real issue is money. She's got none spare and I feel she's had enough of mine already. Finding the deposit for a house stretched us pretty much to the limit.

So, she'll get something cobbled together from the bits boxes here and hopefully I can make it more childproof than the poorly laptop.


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