User manual RCA RM2100

[. . . ] MSN TV SERVICE ® USER GUIDE Printed in Mexico Microsoft, KidFriendly, MSN, the MSN TV logo, and the Passport logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States of America and/or in other countries. Other company or product names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective owners. The example companies, organizations, products, domain names, e-mail addresses, logos, people, places, and events depicted herein are fictitious. No association with any real company, organization, product, domain name, e-mail address, logo, person, place, or event is intended or inferred. [. . . ] A panel appears in which you can choose a folder to hold the saved Web site. Select a folder to hold your shortcut. 4 Select a folder, then press OK or Return. The next time you want to visit this site, you can simply go to your Favorites collection and select it (see page 41 for details). 40 Visiting a Web site in your Favorites folder Once you've saved a shortcut to a Web site in one of your Favorites folders, it's easy to get back to that site. > To display a page in your Favorites collection: 1 Go to the Home page. 2 Select Favorites from the top of the page, then press the OK button or Return key. The Favorites page appears. Add a new folder for your saved favorites. Create your own organizing scheme by creating and naming folders for your favorites. Collect favorite Web sites in these folders. Rename a folder. Get introductory information, detailed step-by-step instructions, and answers to frequently asked questions about Favorites. 3 Select the folder that contains the shortcut to the Web site you want to visit, then press OK or Return. As your collection of favorite Web sites grows, you might want to create new folders to organize your collection. See the Help available from the Favorites page for detailed instructions on creating and arranging folders. 41 SHOPPING ON THE WEB Shopping on the Web is fast and convenient. You can find online sources for just about any product you need -- from books and music, to toys, gardening equipment, clothes, outdoor gear, financial services, anything!Shopping on the Web is like shopping anywhere; most of the people you deal with are trustworthy and reputable, but there are exceptions. One reasonably secure way to shop is to use the merchants featured in the Shopping center. For more information on shopping safely online, see the Help available on the Home page. > To make shopping online as safe as possible: · Stick with well-known online retailers. · Look for Web sites that advertise themselves as secure and offer a guarantee for safe credit card transactions over the Internet. · Never give personal or financial information to anyone you do not know. The MSN TV service provides a reasonably secure environment for Internet shopping or personal banking with Web sites that provide secure transactions. But the same level of security may not exist on all Web sites outside the MSN TV service. Even though the MSN TV service environment is reasonably secure, your information will not be protected if you send it to a Web site that is not secure. Make sure the Web sites you do business with provide secure Internet transactions before you proceed. Or, better yet, do your Internet shopping through the MSN TV Shopping center -- all of those Web sites have been chosen for their safety and ease of use. Safe shopping is available here. 42 PASSPORT Microsoft® Passport is a feature that lets you create one user name and password to use with a number of participating Web sites. Once you sign in to one site that supports Passport, you can sign in to others in just one step, without having to enter your name and password again. [. . . ] While future improvements may render sections of this guide out of date, you can always get the latest instructions from the on-screen help available throughout the MSN TV service. See "Getting Help" on page 19. 68 USING AN ISP TO CONNECT TO MSN TV SERVICE Most people can connect to the MSN TV service using a local phone number. In some areas, however, local access phone numbers are not available and your Internet Receiver must dial a long-distance number to connect to the service. This results in charges to your phone bill each time your Internet Receiver connects to the MSN TV service. [. . . ]