WorldGate Wireless keyboard User manual

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WorldGate Users’ Manual - www.geus.org
(printable version)
Now you can send and receive e-mail or surf the Internet without a computer!
Your WorldGate wireless keyboard allows you access to the Internet through interactive TV. WorldGate also
allows you to find information about your local community and to open websites related to the programs and
ads you’re viewing - while you watch.
Note: Throughout this manual, buttons on the WorldGate keyboard are shown in bold type: Select. On-screen
buttons are indicated by quotation marks: “Continue”.
The Keyboard
Take a few minutes to look over your WorldGate keyboard. In addition to the keys that correspond to familiar
typewriter or computer keyboard keys, there are a number of buttons and indicators that deal only with
WorldGate functions.
(Some of the keys also make it possible to operate your cable TV service directly from the keyboard without
switching to the remote control. You may want to experiment with these functions on your own. This manual
will cover only the use of the keyboard for WorldGate access.)
Note: Your keyboard uses three AA alkaline batteries. The battery compartment is on the back of the keyboard.
If the keyboard stops working, you may need to install new batteries.
•Open the battery compartment cover by pushing in and lifting up the small tab on the battery cover.
•Remove the old batteries.
•Install new batteries – be sure to match the + and – symbols on the batteries with the symbols inside the
battery compartment.
•To replace the battery cover insert the two tabs into the slots on the case and gently press the cover into
place.
Using the Keyboard
To use your wireless keyboard:
•The TV and cable box must be turned on to access WorldGate.
•Make sure the keyboard is within 16 feet of the TV and cable box.
•Keep a direct “line of sight” open between the keyboard and the TV and cable box (no furniture or
people between the keyboard and TV).
•Replace the batteries when the “low batt” indicator on the upper left of the keyboard is lit.
•Familiarize yourself with the keyboard. You may want to keep the diagram in front of you while you are
learning to use WorldGate.
Note: If your keyboard wasn’t programmed to recognize your TV when your WorldGate service was installed
or if you get a new TV, you may need to program the keyboard (see Programming The Keyboard on page 18) to
recognize your television. (If your TV stops responding to the keyboard and installing new batteries doesn’t
solve the problem, you may have changed the programmed codes by mistake. You can restore the codes by
reprogramming the keyboard. (see page 18).

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A Keyboard Tour
You will use these keys and functions for your
interactive WorldGate connection:
•Low Batt – when this indicator light is
lit, it’s time to change the keyboard’s
batteries (see instructions above)
•WG/TV – this large purple key allows
you to enter and exit WorldGate
•Channel Hyperlinking – press this key
while you are watching a TV program
to open a related Internet site on your
TV screen
•Arrow Pad – pressing on this pad moves the on-screen arrow (cursor) in the direction of the arrow on
the pad (you may want to practice using the arrow pad to make the cursor travel where you want it to
go!)
•Backspace – erases a single character to the left of the on-screen arrow (cursor) in e-mail messages or
entry boxes
•Del – deletes or erases a single character to the right of the cursor
•Enter – moves the cursor to the next line of typing (like the return on a typewriter). Press this key to
submit a request or start an action on a web page.
•Page Up – moves the screen view toward the top of the page you are viewing
•Page Down – moves the screen view toward the bottom of the page you are viewing.
•Space Bar – adds one space to the right of the cursor
•Tab – moves to the next entry box in an on-line form or moves the cursor 5 spaces to the right when
typing
•Top – moves the cursor to the top of the web page or e-mail message you are viewing
•Bottom -– moves the cursor to the bottom of the web page or e-mail message on your screen
•E-Mail – opens the e-mail application
•Bookmarks – displays the list of websites you have saved as your favorites
•Zoom – magnifies a part of the on-screen web page you have selected
•Save – press this button to save the Internet address of a web page you are viewing. The page will be
saved to your bookmarks list.
•Go – press this button, then enter the web address (URL) of the site you want to “go” to and click the
“Go” button on the screen
•Back – displays the previous screen
•Home – displays the WorldGate home page
•Help – displays the WorldGate online help screen
•Select – press this key to select the item you have chosen with the cursor (arrow)
•Exit – takes you back to TV programming
•Arrow Keys – the Ç, È, Æ, and Åkeys are used to move within menus and e-mail messages
Some words you need to know
This list defines some commonly used computer terms.
Don’t worry if this new language is a little confusing at first. It will all make sense when you begin using your
WorldGate online service!
•button: a box, with a border or shading to make it look like a raised button, that is used to select an
action or a link

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•cancel: allows you to change your mind if you do not want to complete an action
•click: “click” an on-screen button or link to select it by placing the cursor over the button & pressing
the Select key. The point of the cursor arrow must be within the button or link. Pressing a key on the
keyboard is also referred to as clicking, as in “click the Select key”.
•cursor: the on-screen arrow that you use to make selections from menus, scroll through pages, and
move around in e-mail messages
•e-mail address: the contact address for an e-mail user. Begins with letters and/or numbers followed by
@
•enter: enter information in entry boxes or e-mail messages by typing it in
•graphic: a drawing, symbol, or picture used to link to another location or an illustration on a web page
•link: connects to more information or another location within a website or to a different website. These
locations or websites are “linked” to the information you are viewing. Links may appear as buttons or
underlined text. (See To move within a website in the Navigating section below.)
•log on: to connect to a specific section of WorldGate or a website, as in log on to the GEUS web page
at www.geus.org
•menu: a list of choices on a web page
•page: a website or a section of a website. For example, the GEUS website has a home page that links
you to several other sections or “pages” on a variety of topics. An entire website with all of its internal
links may be referred to as a web page.
•scroll: move up or down on the screen. If the length of a page you are viewing makes it too large to fit
in the screen, a scroll bar appears to the right of the screen to allow you to move around the page. (See
scrolling in the Navigating section below.) You can also scroll through a page by using the Page Up,
Page Down, Top, and Bottom keys.
•select: select, or choose, a link or button by putting the cursor over it and pressing the Select key on the
keyboard
•toolbar: a group of buttons that allow you to change the screen or navigate between pages. A
WorldGate toolbar appears at the top of some screens.
•URL: the address of a web site. Begins with http:// or www.
Getting Started
To connect to WorldGate:
•Press the WG/TV button on the upper left of the keyboard (it’s purple).
This opens the WorldGate home page.
•The WorldGate home page allows you to access e-mail, the Internet, local information, WorldGate
account set up, and customer service.
Navigating around WorldGate
Navigation tools
Use the navigation buttons on your keyboard to move around WorldGate.
•Zoom gives a close-up view of a web page. Click the Zoom button. An outline box appears. Use the
Arrow Pad to move the box over the area you want to expand, hit Select.
oThe tool bar over the enlarged view allows you to reposition (move) the zoom area. Select the
magnification you want.
oYou must close the zoom using the zoom tool bar to navigate to another web page.
•Save creates a bookmark for the site you are visiting

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•Go allows you to go to a specific web site. Type the URL or web address into the entry box and hit
Select.
•Back returns you to the previous page.
•Home takes you to the WorldGate home page.
•Help takes you to the User Guide, which includes the setup information.
Note: Some WorldGate screens include a tool bar across the top of the page. The buttons on the tool bar have
the same functions as the keyboard buttons. If a “Home” or “Back” button appears on a screen, it works just
like the corresponding keyboard buttons.
Tip: It is usually faster and easier to use the keyboard buttons!
To use the tool bar buttons:
•Use the Arrow Pad to move the cursor arrow over the button.
•Click Select.
•The tool bar includes a button labeled Refresh. Use this button to reload a page you are already viewing
to get the latest version of the page.
To move around within a screen:
•Use the Arrow Pad to move the cursor around the screen.
•Scroll up or down to see the entire page (see below).
•Use the Zoom button in the toolbar to enlarge a portion of the screen.
To view a page that is larger than the screen (scrolling):
•Pages that are too large to display on the screen require you to scroll, or move down the page.
•A page that requires scrolling will display a scroll bar on the right side of the screen.
•To scroll down the page, press Page Down on the keyboard. Or place the cursor arrow in the scroll bar
below the shaded slider and hit the Select key on the keyboard. The screen will display the portion of
the page below the opening screen. You may need to scroll down several times to view the entire page.
•To scroll up a page, press Page Up. Or place the cursor in the scroll bar above the shaded slider and hit
Select. Continue until you find the area of the page you are looking for.
•Most long pages will have a link at the bottom to return you to the top of the page. Place the cursor over
the link and hit Select.
•You can move to the top of the page at any time by clicking the Top key.
•Move to the bottom of the page by clicking the Bottom key.
To move within a website or move to another web page:
•To choose a menu (see Words You Need to Know above) item, point the cursor to the item and click
Select.
•To choose a navigation button, point the cursor to the button and hit Select.
Note: To select a button, the tip of the arrow must be within the borders of the button.
•To go to a link within the web site or a link to another web page, point the cursor to the underlined link
or graphic, then hit Select or Enter.
•If you know the URL, or web address, of a site you want to visit, press the Go key, then enter the
address and click the “Go” button or press Enter on the keyboard.
•When you move from one page to another, a “Stop” button appears in the upper left corner of the screen.
There is also an indicator that shows the loading progress of the new site. To stop the page from loading
and remain where you are, click “Stop”

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Note: You will not be able to leave a page if an action button is visible. Action buttons include “yes”, “no”,
“continue”, “OK”, “next”, etc. Select the appropriate button (point the cursor to it and hit Select), then link
to another page following the instructions above.
Note: You will not be able to navigate to another web page if you have reached a website using the Channel
Hyperlink from your TV. You must be logged on to WorldGate to surf the web!
To exit WorldGate:
•Press the purple WG/TV button on the keyboard.
•This returns you to TV programming.
Tour the WorldGate Home Page
The WorldGate home page is your gateway to the Internet. It also provides news, sports, entertainment,
shopping, and local information.
Remember: to click on a button or link, place the tip of the cursor over it and hit the Select button on the
keyboard.
Note: When you move from one page to another, a “Stop” button appears in the upper left corner of the screen.
There is also an indicator that shows the loading progress of the new site. To stop the page from loading and
remain where you are, click “Stop”.
Log In
To use some of the features listed below, you will be asked to Log In.
•Click on the {next to your user name.
•Click on the password box.
•Type in your password.
•Click “Log in”.
Current News
The home page features current news headlines and photos. The day’s top stories appear in an alternating
display. To read a story, click on the “Read Story” button.
Note: The rotating stories on the home page also appear on the linked pages dealing with their topics. (see
Home Page Links below)
Home Page Links
The center of the home page displays direct links to topics of interest. Click on the Àto the left of a link to go
to that topic’s page. More links will direct you to specific pages.
Home page links include:
•News
•Sports
•Lifestyles
•Shopping

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•Business
•Entertainment
To get maps/driving directions
Many of the listings in the Home Page Links include map and route finder options.
•Select a restaurant, business, service, etc.
•Click on “Map” for a street map showing the location. Use the buttons on the right side of the map to
reposition, zoom in or zoom out.
•Click on “Directions”.
oClick on the arrow to the right of the “Route Type” box.
oSelect the type of route you want:
Fastest route
Shortest route
Favoring major highways
Avoiding major highways
oClick “Start Address” and enter the requested information in the entry boxes. (Use the Tab key
to move from one box to another.)
oClick “Set start address”.
oClick on one of the addresses listed or enter the destination address.
oClick “Allow an intermediate address” to include a stop along the way.
oSelect “Plan Route”.
oThe next screen displays a map with the route highlighted.
The News Link
News links to several news-related pages:
•National News displays national headlines. Click on “Read” to read the article. “More Headlines”
displays additional news.
•World News displays world headlines. Click on “Read” to read the article. “More Headlines” displays
additional news.
•Political News displays political headlines. Click on “Read” to read the article. “More Headlines”
displays additional news.
•Local News links to home pages for the Greenville Herald Banner and the Dallas Morning News.
•More News links to:
oC/NET
oCNN.com
oBBC
•News Chat links to the WorldGate chat room focusing on the news.
oYou must log in (see Log In in the Tour the WorldGate Keyboard section above) to use the
chat. If you have already logged in, you will not have to repeat the log in procedure.
oOn the WorldGate Chat page, enter the name you want to use as your chat name. This name will
appear on any message you post to the chat room.
oClick on “Go Chat” to participate in an ongoing news chat. (You can go to a different chat by
choosing from the index of topics listed on the left side of the screen. Place the cursor over the
topic and hit Select on the keyboard).
oClick on “Messages” to read previous messages. Select a topic from the list to view that message
board.
oTo start a new discussion on your chosen topic, click “Create New Conversation”.

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oSee Chat (page 12) for more information on using WorldGate chat rooms.
The Sports Link
Sports opens with a top news story. Click on “Read” to see the article.
Sports includes these links:
•Headlines displays sports headlines. Click on “Read” to read the article. “More Headlines” displays
additional news.
•Sports Scores links to a list of sports leagues. Click the league to view the scores. Click “More Scores”
to find the game or match you are interested in.
•Local Sports includes links for:
oAmusement/Recreation – listings and contact information for local and area sports sources and
providers
oMembership Clubs – listings and contact information for local and area health clubs & gyms
oTeams – listings and contact information for local and area sports leagues
oTickets – listings and contact information for sports & entertainment ticket agencies
•More Sports displays links to:
oCNN/SI.com
oThe Sporting News
oESPN.com
•Sports Chat links to the WorldGate chat room focusing on sports.
oYou must log in (see Log In in the Tour the WorldGate Keyboard section on page 5) to use the
chat. If you have already logged in, you will not have to repeat the log in procedure.
oOn the WorldGate Chat page, enter the name you want to use as your chat name. This name will
appear on any message you post to the chat room.
oClick on “Go Chat” to participate in an ongoing sports chat. (You can go to a different chat by
choosing from the index of topics listed on the left side of the screen. Place the cursor over the
topic and hit Select on the keyboard).
oClick on “Messages” to read previous messages. Select a topic from the list to view that message
board.
oTo start a new discussion on your chosen topic, click “Create New Conversation”.
oSee Chat (page 12) for more information on using WorldGate chat rooms.
The Lifestyles Link
Lifestyles links to general interest topics.
Click on the button below each graphic to go to that topic.
•Weather shows current local conditions, local forecasts, and weather from selected locations around the
world. This site also allows you to link to satellite and radar weather maps, high and low temperatures,
and other weather topics. Buttons across the top of any map page take you to the other maps.
•Cooking links to the iChef.TV home page.
•Events helps you find out “What’s Happening” in the area.
oSearch by genre. Click on Arts, Theater, Music, Dance, Opera, and This Week.
oSearch by venue (location). Click on the letter range for the first word in a location name.
Example: Click on “A-D” for Dallas Museum of Art
•Horoscope – Click on an astrological sign for current horoscope.
•Local Lifestyles includes listings and contact information for:

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oHealth Services – local and area health care providers
oGovernment Offices - local and area governing bodies
oSchools – local schools and training programs
oTravel – local travel agencies
•More Lifestyles includes additional lifestyle links:
oGeneration X links to:
Alloy
IGN.com
oFamily links to:
MyFamily.com
HGTV
Baby Center
oHealth links to:
WebMD
HealthLink
Kids Health
oKids links to:
Cartoon Network
FunBrain.com
Yahooligans
MaMaMedia.com
•Lifestyles Chat links to the WorldGate chat room focusing on lifestyles topics.
oYou must log in (see Log In in the Tour the WorldGate Keyboard section on page 5) to use the
chat. If you have already logged in, you will not have to repeat the log in procedure.
oOn the WorldGate Chat page, enter the name you want to use as your chat name. This name will
appear on any message you post to the chat room.
oClick on “Go Chat” to participate in an ongoing lifestyles chat. (You can go to a different chat by
choosing from the index of topics listed on the left side of the screen. Place the cursor over the
topic and hit Select on the keyboard).
oClick on “Messages” to read previous messages. Select a topic from the list to view that message
board.
oTo start a new discussion on your chosen topic, click “Create New Conversation”.
oSee Chat (page 12) for more information on using WorldGate chat rooms.
The Shopping Link
Shopping links to online shopping sites and listings for local and area retailers.
Links include:
•QVC website
•Wal-Mart website
•FreeShop.com
•Amazon.com
•Local Shopping includes local listings and contact information for:
oHealth & Diet Foods
oSportswear
oTicket Sales – entertainment and sports event tickets

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oLocal Product Search takes you to online Yellow Pages. Follow the on-screen instructions to
activate the search. You can also use the White Pages to search for a person and E-mail Search to
locate e-mail addresses for registered users
•More Shopping links to:
oeBay
oKBKids.com
oTarget
oTravelocity.com
•Shopping Chat links to the WorldGate chat room focusing on shopping.
oYou must log in (see Log In in the Tour the WorldGate Keyboard section on page 5) to use the
chat. If you have already logged in, you will not have to repeat the log in procedure.
oOn the WorldGate Chat page, enter the name you want to use as your chat name. This name will
appear on any message you post to the chat room.
oClick on “Go Chat” to participate in an ongoing shopping chat. (You can go to a different chat by
choosing from the index of topics listed on the left side of the screen. Place the cursor over the
topic and hit Select on the keyboard).
oClick on “Messages” to read previous messages. Select a topic from the list to view that message
board.
oTo start a new discussion on your chosen topic, click “Create New Conversation”.
oSee Chat (page 12) for more information on using WorldGate chat rooms.
The Business Link
Business opens with a top news story. Click on “Read” to see the article.
The Business page includes links for:
•Bloomburg stock quote – type in the name of the stock and click “Go”
•Headlines links to business news headlines and stories. Click on “Read” to read the article. “More
Headlines” displays additional news.
•My Portfolio
•Indices – current stock market activity
•Local Business links to local listings and contact information for:
oBanks
oFinancial Advice – financial advisory businesses
oReal Estate –realtor services
oServices – business services
The Entertainment Link
Entertainment includes a top news story from the entertainment world. Click on “Read” to see the article.
The Entertainment page includes these links:
•Headlines links to entertainment news headlines and stories. Click on “Read” to read the article. “More
Headlines” displays additional news.
•TV Listings links to GEUS Cable TV listings. Click on “Details” for information about a show.
Select the buttons across the bottom of the Entertainment screen for:
•Movies - find a movie listing and/or theater:

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oType in your zip code (or the zip code of a city you are interested in) in the “Enter Zip Code”
box
oClick the Àarrow at the right of the “New Radius” box to change the range of your search
(within miles of the zip code entered above)
oSelect “Movies” for a list of movies available in that zip code
oSelect a movie
oClick “Times” for a listing of theaters and show times for that movie
oClick “Details” for information about the movie
oSelect “Theater” for a list of movie theaters in the chosen zip code
oSelect a theater
oClick “Details” for the theater address and movie listing
oSelect “New Releases” for a list of recently released films (be prepared – the list is long!)
oSelect a movie
oClick “Times” to determine if the movie is playing in your area and at what times
oClick “Details” for information about a selected film (info available only for films showing in
the selected zip code)
oSelect “Movie News” for news articles about movies
oChoose an article title
oClick “Details” to read the article
oSelect “Search” to find a particular movie or actor
oSelect “Change Zip Code” to find movie information for another location
•Games offers a selection of games you can play using your keyboard and TV. To play a game, click on
the arrow to the left of the game title.
Instructions and/or rules are included for most games. Enjoy playing:
oVideo Poker
oDestroyer
oTic-Tac-Toe
oSlot Machine
oSolitaire
oInvisible Maze
oHangman
oConcentration
oPlaid Libs
oWord P. I.
•Local Fun includes listings and contact information for local and area:
oLocal Events
oMuseums
oNight Clubs
oRestaurants
oTheaters
•More Fun links to:
oE!Online
oNBCi
oThis Day in History
Note: Some links may change from time to time as WorldGate updates are made.

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The Navigation Bar
Note: You must be connected to WorldGate to use these features. Channel Hyperlinking does not allow you to
use e-mail, chat, games, etc. Connect by hitting the purple WG/TV button on the keyboard.
A series of buttons on the left side of the screen allows you to take full advantage of WorldGate functions.
•Home returns you to the WorldGate home page. (You can also click Home on the keyboard.)
•E-mail (see E-mail below) allows you to send, receive, delete, or save messages.
•Chat (see Chat on page 12) takes you to online discussions about a variety of topics.
•Web (see The Web on page 13) provides Internet access.
•Games takes you directly to the WorldGate game room. (see Games information above under
Entertainment)
•Setup/Help (see Setup on page 15) is your WorldGate tool kit. From this page you can change your
password, add or remove users, set parental controls, and review the terms and conditions of your
WorldGate service. This link also allows you to take a “tour” of general information about WorldGate.
•Customer Care gives GEUS customer service locations and contact information for WorldGate
support.
Remember: When you move from one page to another, a “Stop” button appears in the upper left corner of
the screen. There is also an indicator that shows the loading progress of the new site. To stop the page from
loading and remain where you are, click “Stop”.
The instructions below assume you are already logged on to WorldGate! If not, see “To log on” under
Getting Started.
E-mail
To write and send an e-mail message:
•Click the E-Mail button on your keyboard or select “E-Mail” from the navigation bar.
•Log in. (see Log In in the Tour the WorldGate Keyboard section on page 5) If you have logged in
earlier in your WorldGate session, you will not need to do this.
•Click “Compose”.
•Select an address from the address book and click “Continue”.
•If you want to e-mail a person not listed in your address book, click “New Addressee” then click
“Continue” and enter the e-mail address in the space provided.
•Type in a subject .
•If you want to send a copy of your message to someone besides the message recipient, enter their e-mail
address in the “CC” entry box and click “Continue”.
•Type in your message.
•Click “Send” and wait for the “Your e-mail has been sent” message. Messages you have sent will be
saved automatically in a “Sent” folder. (You can access this folder from your e-mail inbox. See “Read e-
mail messages” below.)
•If your message was sent to a new addressee, you will see a prompt to save the address. Click “Yes” to
save the e-mail address to your address book.
•Click “Write more e-mail” to compose another message.
•Click “Menu” to return to the main e-mail page.

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To read e-mail messages:
•Click the E-Mail button on your keyboard or select “E-Mail” from the navigation bar.
•Log in (see Log In in the Tour the WorldGate Keyboard section on page 5) If you have logged in
earlier in your WorldGate session, you will not need to do this.
•A welcome message tells you how many new messages you have in your mailbox.
•Click “Inbox” to display messages
•Select the message you want to read (put the cursor over the message and hit Select on the keyboard)
•After you read a message you can use the buttons displayed below the message.
oSave the message in a “Saved” folder.
oDelete the message.
oForward the message to another person.
oReply to the message with a message of your own.
oNext opens the next message in your list.
oInbox returns you to the message list.
oMenu displays the main e-mail menu.
•Click “Inbox” to return to the message list.
•Click “Saved Folder” to read messages you have saved.
•Click “Sent” to read messages you have sent.
To set up your address book:
•Click the E-Mail button on your keyboard or select “E-Mail” from the navigation bar.
•Log in (see Log In in the Tour the WorldGate Keyboard section on page 5) If you have logged in
earlier in your WorldGate session, you will not need to do this.
•Click “Address Book” on the E-mail page.
•Saved addresses (if you have any) will appear.
•To add an address:
oClick on “Add”.
oEnter a name and e-mail address in the boxes.
oClick “Add”.
oIf you make a mistake, click “Clear Entries” and start over.
•To remove an address:
oPlace the cursor over the address (in your address book list) you want to delete.
oClick Select on the keyboard.
oClick “Delete”.
•To change an address:
oSelect the address you want to modify.
oClick “Change”.
oMake your changes in the entry boxes using the keyboard Arrows, Backspace, and Del keys.
oClick “Change”.
oIf you change your mind, click “Reset Entries” to restore the original information.
WorldGate Chat
Note: You will need to Log In (see Log In in the Tour the WorldGate Home Page section on page 5) to use
the Chat and Message Boards if you have not logged in earlier in your WorldGate session.

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To join a chat or online forum:
•Click on “Chat” on the Navigation Bar. (see Navigation Bar on page 10)
•Log in, if necessary.
•Click on “WorldGate”
•Select a chat room in the menu.
•Enter a your name or a nickname in the “Chat Name” entry box & click “Submit”. This will be the name
you use whenever you join this chat.
•Be sure to check out the Terms & Conditions for using the WorldGate chat rooms.
•Click “Message” to read messages posted on the Message Boards:
oLifestyles
oEntertainment
oSports
oShopping
oNews
oBusiness
•You can also access these chat rooms through the links on the center of the home page.
•Click on “Need Help” for detailed instructions for using the chat rooms.
To view messages posted in online forums:
•Click on “Chat” on the Navigation Bar. (see Navigation Bar on page 10)
•Log in, if necessary.
•Click on “Messages”.
•Select a topic from the list to view that message board.
The Web
You must Log In (see Log In in the Tour the WorldGate Keyboard section on page 5) to connect to the
Internet. If you have logged in earlier in your WorldGate session, you will not need to do this.
To access a web site, do one of the following:
•Enter the web site’s URL (web address) in the address box. Remember to place the cursor in the box and
hit Select to highlight the entry box. Click “Go” or hit Enter on the keyboard.
Note: A web address usually begins with http:// or www. An address that includes the @ symbol is NOT
a web site address, it’s an e-mail address!
•Enter a keyword to search for a web site. A keyword is a word or phrase that describes the content of the
site you are looking for. Click “Go”. A list of web sites dealing with your keyword topic will appear.
Click on a site to connect to it.
•Click Go on the keyboard. Enter the URL and click “Go” or hit the Enter key.
•Return to a site you have saved in your bookmarks. (see below)
To use Bookmarks
Bookmarks allows you to save the web addresses of sites you would like to visit again
•To create a bookmark:
oHit Save when you are visiting a web site you want to return to.
oThe web address of the site will be saved in your Bookmarks folder.
•To return to a bookmarked (or saved) site:

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oClick on “The Web” or hit the Go button.
oClick on “Bookmarks”.
oSelect the site you want to visit by placing the cursor over the site name on the bookmark list and
hitting Select on the keyboard.
oClick on “Go to” to view the selected web site.
•To remove a bookmark:
oClick on “The Web” or hit the Go button.
oClick on “Bookmarks”
oSelect the site you want to delete from the list.
oClick “Delete” to remove the site from the list.
oA confirmation page will appear asking if you want to delete the bookmark for that site.
oClick “Yes” to remove the bookmark, “No” if you have changed your mind.
•Other bookmark options:
oCopy copies a bookmark from the main bookmark list to the Channel Hyperlinking list (or vice
versa).
oMove moves the selected site back and forth between the main bookmark list to the Channel
Hyperlinking list.
oShow displays the URL (web address) of the selected bookmark site. Click on “Go to URL” to
visit the site or “Change Selection” to return to the bookmark list.
oBack takes you back to the Web entry page.
oHome takes you to the WorldGate home page.
To move within a website or move to another web page:
•To choose a menu item, point the cursor to the item and hit Select.
•To choose a navigation button, point the cursor to the button and hit Select.
Note: To select a button, the tip of the arrow must be within the borders of the button.
•To go to a link within the web site or a link to another web page, point the cursor to the underlined link
or graphic, then hit Select or Enter.
•If you know the URL, or web address, of a site you want to visit, press the Go key, then enter the
address and click the “Go” button or press Enter on the keyboard.
•When you move from one page to another, a “Stop” button appears in the upper left corner of the screen.
There is also an indicator that shows the loading progress of the new site. To stop the page from loading
and remain where you are, click “Stop”
Note: You will not be able to leave a page if an action button is visible. Action buttons include “yes”, “no”,
“continue”, “OK”, “next”, etc. Select the appropriate button (point the cursor to it and hit Select), then link
to another page following the instructions above.
Note: You will not be able to navigate to another web page if you have reached a website using the Channel
Hyperlink from your TV. You must be logged on to WorldGate to surf the web!
Games
The WorldGate gameroom offers a selection of games you can play using your keyboard and TV.
To play a game, click on the arrow to the left of the game title. Instructions and/or rules are included for most
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Games include:
•Video Poker
•Destroyer
•Tic-Tac-Toe
•Slot Machine
•Solitaire
•Invisible Maze
•Hangman
•Concentration
•Plaid Libs
•Word P. I.
Setup/Help
Remember: You can use the tab key to move from one data entry box to the next one.
To add new user names:
•Connect to WorldGate by pressing the purple WG/TV button on the keyboard.
•Click Setup on the navigation bar at the left of the home page.
•Select “Setup” on the Setup page.
•Click “User Setup”
•Enter your primary user password. Select “Submit”.
•On the new screen, select “Add New User” from the lower row of buttons.
•Enter (type in) the new user’s first name in the entry box labeled “First Name”
•Enter the new user’s last name in the box labeled “Last Name”
•Enter a user name to be used in the new user’s e-mail address (follow the on-screen rules for user
names)
•Enter a 4-digit password for the new user. Passwords use numbers 0-9 only. Example: 1 2 3 4
•Make a note of the password for future reference.
•Select “Continue”
•A new screen shows the information you entered. If the information is correct, select “Confirm”.
If the information is not correct, hit “Change” and enter the correct user information.
•The next screen confirms the new user account.
•To set parental control options for this user, click on “set Parental Control”.
•Click on “Add User” to add another user account.
•Click “Continue” to return to the User Account Page.
•Your new user information will appear on the screen. If it is correct, click “Confirm”. If not, select
“Change”. This will take you back through the process, beginning with name entry.
To remove a user name:
•Log on to WorldGate by clicking WG/TV on the keyboard.
•Click Setup on the navigation bar at the left of the home page.
•Select “Setup” in the Setup menu.
•Enter your primary user password. Select “Submit”.
•Select the user name you want to remove.
•Select “Delete”.

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•On the next screen, select “Yes” to delete the user or “No” if you have changed your mind or chosen the
wrong name by mistake. Clicking “No” returns you to the Accounts Page.
To change settings for any/all users:
•Connect to WorldGate by clicking WG/TV on the keyboard.
•Click Setup on the navigation bar at the left of the home page.
•Select “Setup” in the Setup menu.
•Enter your primary user password. Select “Submit”.
•Select the user name.
•Click “User Info”.
•On the next screen, highlight the information you want to change by placing the cursor over it and
hitting Select on the keyboard.
•To change, delete the information in the appropriate box and enter the new information.
•Click “Update User Info”.
•If the information shown on the confirmation screen is correct, click “Confirm”. If you have made a
mistake or changed your mind, click “Cancel”
To change a user’s password:
•Connect to WorldGate by clicking WG/TV on the keyboard.
•Click Setup on the navigation bar at the left of the home page.
•Select “Passwords”.
•Click on the Ànext to the user name displayed to show all names.
•Select the user whose password you want to change.
•Enter the current password in the box provided.
•Enter the new password.
•Retype the new password in the box provided.
•Click “Change Password”.
•If you make a mistake in retyping the password, you’ll get a prompt to try again.
•A confirmation screen tells you when the password change has been successfully completed.
•Click “Continue”.
Note: You can also change passwords by following the instructions in “To change settings for any/all
users” above.
To change parental controls for an individual user:
•Connect to WorldGate by clicking WG/TV on the keyboard.
•Click Setup on the navigation bar at the left of the home page.
•Select “Setup”.
•Enter the primary user’s password.
•Select “Submit”.
•Select the user name you want to make changes for.
•Select “Parental Control”.
•On the Parental Control screen, set the controls you want for that user or set “no parental control”.
•Click “Change Settings” to make the change, or “Cancel” if you have made a mistake or changed your
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To set parental controls for all users:
•Connect to WorldGate by clicking WG/TV on the keyboard.
•Click Setup on the navigation bar at the left of the home page.
•Select “Setup”.
•Enter the primary user’s password.
•Select “Submit”.
•Click “Household Parental Control”
•On the Parental Control screen, set the controls you want for all users or set “no parental control”.
•Click “Change Settings” to make the change, or “Cancel” if you have made a mistake or changed your
mind.
Using Help
Help is your online instruction book.
To access help:
•Click the Help key or click on “Setup/Help” on the navigation bar.
•Click on “Help” on the Setup page.
•Click Internet, E-mail, FAQ, or Setup
•Click on the arrow next to the topic for step-by-step instructions
Internet
•Using Bookmarks
•Channel Hyperlinking (linking to web sites from a TV show or ad)
•Viewing the contents of the Home Page Links
•Using the Zoom feature
•The Navigation Bar
•Typing without a keyboard
E-mail
•Reading and writing e-mail
•Using the address book
FAQs (frequently asked questions) about:
•Logging in
•E-mail
•The Internet
•Setup
•The keyboard and remote control
Setup
•User setup
•Changing parental controls
•Passwords
•Using help
•How to reach us

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Take a WorldGate Tour
•Click on “Setup/Help” on the navigation bar or click the Help button on the keyboard.
•Click on “Tour”.
Troubleshooting
For more solutions, go to the online FAQ section. Click “Setup/Help” on the Navigation Bar.
The Back button on the tool bar doesn’t take you to the previous WorldGate screen:
Select Home, then select the page you want.
You can’t access other web sites from the page you are viewing:
1. If you reached the page via Channel Hyperlinking from the TV, you won’t be able to navigate to other
sites. Connect to WorldGate by clicking WG/TV on the keyboard.
2. If you are connected to WorldGate, select Go on the tool bar across the top of the screen. Enter the web
address (URL) of the page you want to visit.
When you type in an entry box or an e-mail message, the information is garbled:
You are probably typing too fast for WorldGate to keep up!!! Try entering the information more slowly.
When you click in a page or try to perform an action, nothing happens:
The signal from the keyboard to the cable box may be blocked. Make sure you are within 16 feet of the TV and
cable box and that nothing is in the way.
Note: Some web pages load slowly. Check for the progress bar in the upper left corner to determine if a page is
loading.
You get a “Sorry, try again later” message when trying to connect to WorldGate.
Wait until the cable channel you were watching comes back on. Then press the WG/TV button on the keyboard.
If you can’t connect after several tries, contact Customer Service at 903-457-2800 during regular office hours.
Your account name doesn’t appear on log in.
If you are the primary user, exit WorldGate then connect again by pressing the WG/TV button on the
keyboard. If your name still doesn’t display, call Customer Service at 903-457-2800 during regular office hours.
The primary user can create accounts (see “To add new user names” on page 15) for other users.
I can’t find instructions for using the chat rooms on the Help page.
Chat help is embedded in the Chat page.
•Click on “Chat” on the Navigation Bar.
•Log in, if necessary.
•Click on “WorldGate”
•Click “Need Help”

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Programming the Keyboard
If your keyboard wasn’t programmed at the time of installation or if you want to use a different TV set for your
WorldGate service, you will need to program the keyboard to recognize your TV.
To program the TV:
1. Find the code number for your TV in the TV Code List below. If more than one code is listed for your
TV, use the code listed first.
2. On your WorldGate keyboard, press and hold the left Alt key, the Select key, and the TV Power key at
the same time. Hold these keys for at least 3 seconds, until the Low Batt light blinks twice.
3. Using the number keys on the keyboard (the top row of “typewriter” keys), enter the three-digit
television code number for your TV set
4. Press Enter. If you have entered a valid code, the Low Batt light will blink twice. (If the light doesn’t
blink, repeat steps 2 - 4, making sure you enter the correct code numbers.)
5. Aim the keyboard at the TV and press the TV Power key. If the TV comes on, you have programmed
the keyboard correctly. If the TV doesn’t respond, try using the remaining codes listed for your TV and
repeat steps 2 - 4, trying each code listed for your TV until you find the one that operates it. If your TV
still doesn’t work with the keyboard, try searching for the proper code. (see To search for a TV code
below)
6. When you have successfully programmed the keyboard for your TV, write down the correct code for
future reference.
Note: If you press the TV Power, CH +, or CH – keys by mistake in step 3 instead of pressing a number
key, the keyboard enters the code search mode. Begin again with step 2.
To search for a TV code:
1. Turn off the TV.
2. On the WorldGate keyboard, press the left Alt key, the Select key, and the TV Power key all at the
same time.
3. Hold the keys for at least 3 seconds, until the LED indicator blinks twice.
4. Turn on the TV manually, using the controls on the TV (do not use the remote).
5. Aim the keyboard at the TV. Press and hold TV Power until the TV turns off. The keyboard will search
all available codes to find one that works with your TV – this could take more than a minute.
6. Immediately after the TV turns off, release the TV Power key. Slowly press the CH- key a few times
(do not hold) until the TV turns on.
7. Press Enter to store the TV code.
8. Verify the code by aiming the keyboard at the TV and pressing Power.
9. If the TV does not respond, repeat steps 1-8.
Television Codes
ADMIRAL 021, 034, 035, 083, 099, 114, 224, 307, 316, 321, 330
ADYSON 107, 128, 132
AIKO 021,081,107, 128
AIWA 013, 015, 032, 033, 132
AKAI 006, 009, 021, 027, 031, 035, 050, 053,073, 093,

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099, 107, 114, 125, 128, 145,225, 342
ALBA 008, 073, 099, 107, 125, 128, 153
ALBIRAL 009, 099, 115, 121,250
AMARK 381, 370
AMSTRAD 021, 029, 034, 092, 167, 204
ANAM 082, 335, 344, 370, 383, 384, 385, 386, 387, 388,390
ANAM NATIONAL 303
ANITECH 009, 024
AOC 342
ARC EN CIEL 013, 014, 027, 101, 182
ARCAM 014, 107, 128, 182, 197, 232
ARISTONA 009,038,040,050, 180
ARTHUR MARTIN 035, 053, 099
ASA 004, 020, 026, 035, 083, 099, 134, 174, 184, 187, 224
ASBERG 009,080
ASUKA 034, 073, 107, 128, 138
ATLANTIC 009, 107, 128, 197, 198
AUDIOSONIC 009, 147
AUDIOTON 021, 107, 128
AUSIND 039, 074, 080, 098, 134, 148
AUTOVOX 026, 035, 039, 074, 080, 083, 085, 086, 107, 115, 128, 134, 187, 220, 222, 266
BAIRD 018,027,093,099, 114, 125
BANG & OLUFSEN 083
BARCO 083, 101, 149, 150
BASIC LINE 073
BAUER 035, 041, 050, 053, 099
BAZIN 035, 107, 128, 130
BEKO 220, 237
BELL & HOWELL 316
BIGSTON 021, 034
BINATONE 107, 128
BLAUPUNKT 006, 050, 207, 225, 244
BONDSTEC 115
BOOTS 107, 128, 145
BRANDT 013, 014, 027, 101, 119, 142, 154, 182
BRION VEGA 009, 016, 083, 086, 202, 239
BRITANNIA 107, 128, 197
BROKSON1C 309, 342, 345
BRUNS 083, 190, 224, 256
BSR 021, 035, 053, 099, 114, 125, 166
BUSH 004, 008, 009, 035, 045, 051, 053, 073, 077, 099, 114,134, 153, 160, 167, 241
CANDLE 058, 325
CENTURION 353
CENTURY 083, 115, 224, 225
CGE 021, 035, 039, 053, 074, 080, 082, 094, 099, 111, 114, 115, 125,
133, 185, 220, 223, 261
CITIZEN 024,058,316,325
CLARIVOX 083, 113, 121, 135, 190
CLATRONIC 034, 073, 080, 107, 115, 128, 147, 237
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