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"1","Account"
"2","BBS &br;(Bulletin Board System)"
"2","CD-ROM &br;(Compact Disc Read Only Memory)"
"1","Character Code"
"1","Content ID"
"1","Download"
"2","DVD-ROM &br;(Digital Versatile Disc Read Only Memory)"
"1","Extension"
"1","Filtering Tool"
"1","Garbage Characters"
"1","Hard Disk"
"1","Handle"
"1","Install"
"1","Internet Service Provider"
"1","JPG, JPEG"
"1","Lobby"
"1","Mail Account"
"1","Mail Address"
"1","Mail Password"
"1","Main Menu"
"1","Message"
"1","Offline"
"1","Online"
"1","Online Signup"
"1","Password"
"1","Peripherals"
"1","PlayOnline ID"
"1","PlayOnline Password"
"1","PlayOnline Viewer"
"1","Provider"
"1","Room"
"2","RPG &br;(Role Playing Game)"
"1","Table"
"1","Table Master"
"2","URL &br;(Uniform Resource Locator)"
"2","USB &br;(Universal Serial Bus)"
"1","User ID"
"1","Viewer"
"1","Virus"
"1","Zone"
"&pre=1;Account refers to your PlayOnline account. The
ability to use PlayOnline and its services is a
privilege of this account. A few examples of
services provided through your account are access
to chat, Content IDs, and use of e-mail. PlayOnline
members are given an account name (also called a
PlayOnline ID) and a password. This ID and
password together with the provided e-mail address
may collectively be called the PlayOnline account.
Additional References: PlayOnline ID, Mail Account"
"&pre=1;BBS stands for "Bulletin Board System." It refers to
an electronic message board where you can read
messages posted by others as well as contribute your
own messages for others to read. This is a great way
to make new friends and discuss a wide variety of
topics online."
"&pre=1;CD-ROM stands for "Compact Disc Read Only
Memory." It is a compact disc used as media storage
for computers. Data stored on a CD-ROM is read only.
Additional References: DVD-ROM, Hard Disk"
"&pre=1;Character Code refers to the number used by a
computer to represent a text character.
Additional Reference: Garbage Characters"
"&pre=1;A Content ID must be obtained to use additional
services and features on PlayOnline. Up to 8
Content IDs can be linked with a single handle. For
free Content IDs, you need to agree to a contract
specific to the service. Other Content IDs require
purchase as well as agreement to the service
contract.
Additional Reference: Handle"
"&pre=1;Download refers to the transfer and copy of data
from the PlayOnline network to your PC or
PlayStation®2."
"&pre=1;DVD-ROM is a type of disc used as storage media for
computers. Its data capacity is much larger than that
of a CD-ROM. Data stored in a DVD-ROM is read only.
Additional References: CD-ROM, Hard Disk"
"&pre=1;An extension is a string of 3 or 4 alphanumeric
characters following the period at the end of file
name. This string of characters indicates the file
type. There are many kinds of extensions, but only
JPG and PNG are currently available for use with
PlayOnline Mail.
Additional References: JPG, JPEG"
"&pre=1;The Filtering Tool is a function of PlayOnline to
censor words regarded as offensive in chat and mail
messages."
"&pre=1;Garbage characters are series of meaningless
characters that are not displaying correctly for some
reason. They are usually due to inconsistency in
character code systems or missing data.
Additional Reference: Character Code"
"&pre=1;A hard disk is a storage device made of a hard metal
platter used to store data. Data may be read, written
to, or erased from hard disks. The capacity to hold
data is much larger than other storage devices such
as floppy disks and CD-ROMs. It also allows you to
access the data faster than other storage devices."
"&pre=1;A handle is a nickname you use on PlayOnline. You
can select how others see you by activating a
handle and editing its profile. By linking a Content
ID with a handle, you can set a game character as
your persona in PlayOnline. Up to 8 Content IDs can
be linked to a single handle.
Additional Reference: Content ID"
"&pre=1;Install means to copy software to your hard disk
drive and prepare it for use. Sometimes this is also
referred to as "setup." To use PlayOnline, you first
need to install the dedicated PlayOnline software.
This is easily done by following the instructions on
the screen when you first insert the PlayOnline
Viewer disc.
Additional Reference: Hard Disk"
"&pre=1;An Internet service provider is a company that
provides a connection to the Internet. "Internet
service provider" is a formal name that is
sometimes abbreviated "ISP." Normally, you will
need to sign up for an account with an Internet
service provider to be able to access the Internet.
Internet access is necessary to use PlayOnline
services.
Additional Reference: Account"
"&pre=1;JPG or JPEG is one of the image file formats used
for Internet websites, digital cameras, and PlayOnline.
The extension JPG or JPEG can be seen at the end of
the file name. Currently, the supported formats for
PlayOnline mail attachments are JPG and PNG.
Additional Reference: Extension"
"&pre=1;The lobby is a place for players connected to
PlayOnline to get together and look for challengers.
There are waiting areas in each lobby called rooms.
The game matches for Tetra Master take place at the
tables in each room.
Additional References: Room, Table"
"&pre=1;Mail account is the set of unique information
necessary to use an e-mail service. For PlayOnline
mail, this includes your mail address, mail password,
and user ID.
Additional References: Mail Address, Mail Password,
&pos=208;User ID"
"&pre=1;Mail address refers to your entire e-mail address
(e.g., "***@pol.com"). You can change your
system-generated PlayOnline mail address once
if you wish to personalize it. Only one mail
address is generated per PlayOnline ID.
Additional References: Mail Account, Mail Password,
&pos=208;User ID"
"&pre=1;Mail password is your selected password to access
your PlayOnline mail. You should never exchange or
share your mail password with others. You can change
your PlayOnline mail password at any time through the
"Membership" section of Service & Support.
Additional References: Mail Account, Mail Address"
"&pre=1;The Main Menu is the first menu you see after
logging into PlayOnline. The main menu acts as the
entrance to various PlayOnline services."
"&pre=1;A message is a function of the PlayOnline Viewer,
which allows instant communication with other
PlayOnline members.
"
"&pre=1;You are offline when you are not connected to
PlayOnline.
Additional Reference: Online"
"&pre=1;You are online when you are connected to PlayOnline.
Additional Reference: Offline"
"&pre=1;Online signup refers to registration via the Internet.
PlayOnline requires online signup for various
procedures including joining PlayOnline and acquiring
Content IDs.
"
"&pre=1;A password is a character string entered to confirm
your identity. Passwords are required to log into
PlayOnline or to access your PlayOnline mail and
consist of alphanumeric characters. By entering a
password known only to the person to be identified,
a legitimate user is acknowledged and allowed
access to certain data. You should never exchange
or share your PlayOnline password with others.
Additional Reference: PlayOnline ID"
"&pre=1;Peripherals are devices which connect to your
computer or PlayStation®2. Examples include a
monitor, printer, hard disk, modem, keyboard, mouse,
or controller. You can check what peripherals can be
used with PlayOnline in the "Connect to PlayOnline"
section of Service & Support.
Additional References: Hard Disk, USB"
"&pre=1;PlayOnline ID is the ID required for use of any
PlayOnline services. You begin using PlayOnline by
logging in with your PlayOnline ID and password. A
PlayOnline ID is issued when you become a PlayOnline
member and cannot be changed.
Additional References: Password, PlayOnline Password"
"&pre=1;A PlayOnline password is required to log in to use
PlayOnline services. You choose your own PlayOnline
password when you subscribe to PlayOnline. Although
the PlayOnline ID cannot be changed, the password
can be changed at any time. You should never
exchange or share your PlayOnline password with
others.
Additional References: Password, PlayOnline ID"
"&pre=1;The PlayOnline Viewer is the software required to
access various PlayOnline services."
"&pre=1;Please refer to Internet Service Provider."
"&pre=1;A room is a waiting area for multiple players on
PlayOnline to get together to play games. There are
two types of rooms: those with prepared in-room
rules and others without them called "free rooms." In
a free room, rules can be specified for each game."
"&pre=1;RPG stands for "role-playing game," a game in which
the player takes on the role of a character in the
game world. The character grows and develops
through various goals and experiences."
"&pre=1;A Table is where players get together to play games
on PlayOnline. Players who have reserved spots at
the same table will play the game together. You can
set up a participation limit on the table to limit how
many people can play in each game. When playing in
a room with no preset rules, the player who
reserved the table (Table Master) can set the game
rules for that table.
Additional Reference: Table Master"
"&pre=1;The Table Master is the player who made the first
reservation to participate in the game at a table. Only
the Table Master can set the table rules and
participation limit.
Additional Reference: Table"
"&pre=1;A URL is a character string indicating the address of
an area or files on the Internet."
"&pre=1;USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. USB is a
standard connection type for peripheral devices for
the PC, such as keyboards, mice, modems, and
joysticks. One of the key features of USB is the
ability to connect and remove devices without
turning off the PC. PlayOnline also supports use of
many USB compatible peripheral devices for use with
both the PC and PlayStation®2.
Additional Reference: Peripherals"
"&pre=1;User ID refers to the part of your mail address before
the @ sign. For example, in the address
"xxx@pol.com," the user ID would be "xxx." You can
change the user ID of your PlayOnline mail address
once if you wish to personalize it.
Additional References: Mail Account, Mail Address,
&pos=208;Mail Password"
"&pre=1;Please refer to "PlayOnline Viewer.""
"&pre=1;A Virus is a program created for malicious and
disruptive purposes. A virus is usually spread from PC
to PC through infection from mail attachments and
files downloaded from the Internet. Once executed, a
virus may damage files stored on the hard disk.
Additional References: Download, Hard Disk"
"&pre=1;A zone is the theme or subject for a chat room or
lobby. For example, there are zones for various
genres such as music, languages, or games.
Additional Reference: Lobby"