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of voltages so that you can use the power supply in most locations. The
removable, rechargeable battery lets you operate your system even if
no power supply is available.
Useful Travelling Tips
When you take your notebook on the road, the following tips may help
you avoid problems.
Take your Windows (or alternate OS) CD or diskettes with you. You
may have to use new equipment such as printers, scanners,
fax/modems, etc., and you will need drivers for the new peripherals.
Backup your hard disk before you go, and create an emergency
recovery disk to take with you.
If you are visiting another country, check if the local power supply will
be suitable for your AC adapter, and if you will need an adapter for the
power socket.
If you will be using an Internet provider or other on-line service, call
ahead to find out local access numbers for your destination.
Use the system setup utility to install password protection for your
system.
Brand your notebook for easy identification by making an unobtrusive
physical marker somewhere on the cabinet.
Be aware that notebook computer is a popular target for theft. Take
particular care in airports and train and bus stations.
Safety and Operation
The notebook does not have a handle or rough surface for a sure grip,
so use a carrying case when travelling. At times, you may want to put
the notebook within a briefcase to conceal the system and reduce the
risk of theft.
Do not use the notebook in an unstable location. Serious damages
could result if the system should fall.
Avoid rough handling of your notebook. Jolts to the system can
damage components or result in data loss.
Avoid high and low temperatures when shipping or storing your
notebook. Do not place the system in close proximity to a source of
heat or dust.