Check the power cord on the computer it should say something like 100 - 240v which means it will work at 110 (North America) and 220v (Europe and the GCC and much of the rest of the world). I've never seen a switch on a PC but maybe on some they do have it. Check your manuals.
All I've ever needed is an adapter for the plug so that I could plug it into the outlet here.
Fully furnished can mean all appliances (including a toaster!) and furniture plus kitchen utensils, basic pots and pans and dishes and linens. Or it could mean the appliances and furniture but you have to go out and buy the rest. Is it possible to check with hubby's HR liason here to clarify that point?
Check the power cord on the computer it should say something like 100 - 240v which means it will work at 110 (North America) and 220v (Europe and the GCC and much of the rest of the world). I've never seen a switch on a PC but maybe on some they do have it. Check your manuals.
All I've ever needed is an adapter for the plug so that I could plug it into the outlet here.
Fully furnished can mean all appliances (including a toaster!) and furniture plus kitchen utensils, basic pots and pans and dishes and linens. Or it could mean the appliances and furniture but you have to go out and buy the rest. Is it possible to check with hubby's HR liason here to clarify that point?
Signature line > "You can't fix stupid"