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From: amr@math.ufl.edu (Andy M Rothfusz)
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Subject: pc use in india : help?
Keywords: india, hardware, adaptors, software
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Date: 23 Jan 91 21:52:42 GMT
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A friend of mine recently asked me for advice on purchasing a
word-processing system for a large translating task in India.
Since reliability is a must, I suggested a nice, slow-running
'286, as they are practically indestructable, two floppies, and
a 60Mb hd.  That part was simple.

The kicker is this: he needs a Sanskrit word processor.

I've never dealt with this before.  What kind of monitor
is required?  

In addition to the Sanskrit word processor, I would also like
to provide him with more specific information on:

11: 220v power supply adaptors
22: monitors which function in India, at 50Hz I think, and
 3: uninteruptable power supplies for this environment.

Please reply via e-mail.  I will post a summary if requested.
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