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a nswe r is Ye s, a nd it will e na ble you to store your informa tion
(excluding the Credit Cards) on the 360 Degree Web secure
we b site se rv e r fo r b a c kup p urp o se s in c a se the c a rd is lo st/ sto le n. If
you c hoose No, you will only b e a b le to sa v e My Info , C re d it C a rd s
and 5 Websites on your SmartCard.
5 Log in to a website where you are already registered.
6 Pla tinumKe y a utoma tic a lly stores your login da ta a nd a sks for your
c onfirma tion to a utoma tic a lly log you in the ne xt time you a c c e ss
the site. C lic k Yes and c ontinue browsing.
7 To close PlatinumKey when you are finished browsing, right-click
on the PlatinumKey icon on your Windows taskbar and select
Close PlatinumKey.
Pla tinumKe y p rovid e s a list of a ll the log on p a ge s tha t you ha ve store d .
To go dire c tly to a ny site on the list e ithe r d oub le -c lic k it or se le c t it a nd
c lic k the G o button. Also, you c a n c lic k the View button to view the
se lec ted we bsite informa tion inc luding Web Na me , Use r Na me ,
Pa ssword, and Web URL. Simila rly, type the first lette r(s) of a site on the
list, and the site will be searc hed and selec ted.
You c an Edit and Delete the sites as well as other information, and
Sa ve or C a nc el the c ha nge s you ma de , by selec ting the button
corresponding to each command.
Using passwords
Three password types protec t your c omputer from unauthorized
ac c ess. Setting these passwords c reates several different levels of
protection for your computer and data:
• Setup Password prevents unauthorized entry into the BIOS Utility.
Onc e set, you must key-in this password to gain ac c ess to the BIOS
Utility. Se e “BIO S Utility” on page 55 and your online guide for
more details.
• Power-On Password sec ures your c omputer a gainst unauthorized
use. Combine the use of this password with password checkpoints
on boot-up and resume from hibernation for maximum security.
• Hard Disk Password protec ts your data by preventing
unauthorized ac c ess to your hard disk. Even if the hard disk is
removed from the computer and moved to another computer, it
c annot be ac c essed without the Hard Disk Password.
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