Using Interactive Services; A) My Favourites; B) Internet Neighbourhood; C) Web Search Service - NETGEM i-Player User Manual

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8. Using Interactive Services

i-Player lets you surf the world-wide-web on your television. You may access a web site from:

• Your favourite Web sites list

• The Internet Neighbourhood services offered by major Internet content and services providers

• The Web Search service (either by directly entering a Web address or by using a search engine).

My Favourites service let you store up to 50 Web sites for easy access.

• To access your favourite Web sites list, go to: MENU - FAVOURITES

• To add a new favourite in your list, you can either:

– Select ADD A FAVOURITE in the OPTIONS menu of YOUR FAVOURITES screen, then enter and save the requested information

– Surf to a Web destination, press

If you assign a 3-digit number (from 900 to 949) to a favourite web site, you'll be able to access it by its number or from the

Channel List.

The Internet Neighbourhood is a set of interactive services offered by major Internet content and services providers. They are

organised in categories.

• To access an Internet Neighbourhood service, go to: MENU - SERVICES, then select an interactive service category (INFO, FUN...)

or press directly a category on your optional Wireless Keyboard

• From the list of available services, select the one that you wish to launch.

• To access the Web Search service, go to: MENU - SERVICES - INTERNET or press WEB on your optional Wireless Keyboard

• Enter a valid Web address (URL) in the SURF TO field to go directly to a Web site. You don't need to enter "http://", ".com" or

".co.uk". For example, to go to "http://www.yahoo.co.uk/", simply enter "yahoo" and press OK

• Enter one or several keywords or even a question in the SEARCH field to get a list of Web sites related to your keyword(s) or answers

to your question, then press OK.

Web@tv Report Service

Web@tv Report service lets you inform the i-Player team that the Web site you are visiting is not displaying correctly on the television.

i-Player allows you to access any Web destination. As Web sites are often designed for personal computers display, you may notice

that some Web sites do not display properly (sometimes not at all) on the TV. By informing us about problems you find on the Web

sites that you visit, we can improve i-Player in the future.

• To access the Web@tv Report Service, press

message that will be sent to the i-Player team.

then green to save the current Web address in your favourites.

while on a Web page, then press red. You will be directed to an automatic email

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