Hi all,

If you have any technical issues or even application problems please ask.  I am sure I can find the solution for you.

Thanks

Mac Problems ya bought 3 macs and problem with payment , but told by email and told not to replay to the email ....  whats that all about ?

Do you really need to ask 😉

Jurdy, maybe you should call them?

it dose say not to reply , god what wrong with them ,  cant used istore due my CC is Spanish out side spain

Company CC never has a problem with payying for goods ....  think limited two 40,000 euros last time i looked

jurdyr - 30 April 2010 12:43 AM

Mac Problems ya bought 3 macs and problem with payment , but told by email and told not to replay to the email ....  whats that all about ?

Can we try that again Jurdy ?
( lost me @ ‘bought 3 Macs & problem with payment )

DSB.

jinnie - 08 June 2010 12:07 PM

On restarting my PC, and while the system tray is being populated, an error windows pops up with the message:
“AM32 Plus was unable to find some components of the software”
...with a suggestion to resinstall the scanner software.
i donot know how to solve this problem please help me…

Pc video conferencing

http://www.tresman.co.uk/ian/blog/plustek-opticbook-3600-am32plus-start-error.htm
DSB.

this may be a dumb question, but….

when coming from North American, will there be issues with operating my PC there? Specifically, when plugging in the power cord? I believe Europe works on a different amperage than North America?

Drummer…
In a word….YES!

Spain and the rest of Europe operate on 230/240 vac 50Hz. I believe N America / Canada operate on 110vac 60Hz.

If your PC is a laptop then the chances are that the power brick in the mains lead may be multi-voltage; (It is just a case of changing the lead from the wall socket to the brick) however if it is a desktop or tower it may be necessary to replace the units internal Power Supply Unit; this need not cost a bomb; for the average run of the mill PC a replacement 450W PSU will cost around 35 USD.

You might have to consider a change of monitor, printer, scanner for the same voltage related reason.

I would recommend that you invest in a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply otherwise known as a battery back up); living out in the sticks the electricity supply is liable to the occasional surge or brownout or being subject to cuts. A UPS will protect your computer from any such failing and will continue to power the computer and monitor for long enough to enable you to close it down normally. Belkin do a range of UPS’s ours cost the equivalent of 100USD.

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Great answer Foxbat, thank you!

Although I have both a desk top and a laptop, it would only be the laptop I would bring. So it doesn’t sound like there would be much of an issue! SWEET!

no problen on laptop ... powerpack will addatped to power change , and it so small

jurdy

good to know thanks…I had assumed that, but have assumed things before and been very wrong! LOL