"Product Code" on line?

This week I received a 4600. It will have to remain in the boxes until
Christmas as it is a present. I was hoping to confirm that the packing slip
info matched up with my original order. However the packing slip uses
"Product Codes" which dont appear to be the same as "Part Numbers" for
Dell.ca and the Descriptions arent detailed enough. For example can one find
online the specifics of

F3092 Module, DVD+RW,TEAC,Dimension, Midnight Gray Second,V2


Thanks for your experiences

Doug

I'd open the box and check the contents to make sure everything is as per
specification and that nothing is missing.

John

I'd take everything out of the box and make sure everything you ordered is
there and is working. Pay special attention to the CDs for all the software
and OS. Check them for obvious physical damage. You might even try to read
them to make sure they are usable.

Take it over a friends house and then bring it in Christmas eve with a bow
around it! Don't want any Christmas morning problems with missing and/or
defective components.

Your 30 days will be almost all gone by the time Christmas gets here...


"Doug Mitchell" wrote in message
...
This week I received a 4600. It will have to remain in the boxes until
Christmas as it is a present. I was hoping to confirm that the packing
slip
info matched up with my original order. However the packing slip uses
"Product Codes" which dont appear to be the same as "Part Numbers" for
Dell.ca and the Descriptions arent detailed enough. For example can one
find
online the specifics of

F3092 Module, DVD+RW,TEAC,Dimension, Midnight Gray Second,V2


Thanks for your experiences

Doug

"Doug Mitchell" wrote:

This week I received a 4600. It will have to remain in the boxes until
Christmas as it is a present. I was hoping to confirm that the packing slip
info matched up with my original order. However the packing slip uses
"Product Codes" which dont appear to be the same as "Part Numbers" for
Dell.ca and the Descriptions arent detailed enough. For example can one find
online the specifics of

F3092 Module, DVD+RW,TEAC,Dimension, Midnight Gray Second,V2


Thanks for your experiences

Echoing John Mai, you should open the boxes, remove everything and
check it out - even taking the time to set it up. You can then repack
it after it has been checked out. IME over four years and six
computers, Dell has very, very user-friendly packaging and initial
computer set up. It shouldn't take you 1/2 or 3/4 of an hour to
unpack it and have it up and running, another half-hour to repack it.

You also have the plus of *knowing* the computer will work when the
giftee sets it up and turns it on. ;-
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