wipeout

[CrOtALiTo]

What does wipeout mean?

This is urgent.

[bobjenkins]

What does wipeout mean?

This is urgent.

El diccionario de mio me dice,

Wipeout = arrasar o exterminarse (con los animales o especies)

¿Qué es el contexto? Porque wipeout tiene más que un significado;)
Espero que te ayude;)

[Rusty]

wipeout = un choque (slang for crash/collision)

Wipeout is a noun.

The verb is two words - wipe out. This means erradicar/aniquilar/exterminar/cancelar/acabar con/limpiar algo con un trapo/borrar/matar a alguien.

[hermit]

'wipeout', spelled as one word, is also descriptive of a surfer overcome
by a wave.

(or a skier who falls while descending a ski slope)

hermit

[CrOtALiTo]

Those meaning does not sence for my understanding because just in my job the people from Helpdesk sent me this.


This problem is about to I'm configuring a Black berry but I ca't do it, because the Outlook Server does not let me active the e-mail address of the User ID, therefore, I send a e-mail to the Helpdesk's people asking them help in this issues, but they sent me newly a key that I have to set in the configuration of the Black Berry with the address e-mail of the user and so I can have successful in the configuration.

Well I attach the e-mail sent by Helpdesk.

Edited...


It was resolved.

[Jessica]

what do you mean? Was wipeout used in the email? :confused::thinking:

[Rusty]

They used the wrong word. They might have meant 'wipe out the memory of the device', which means to 'borrar la memoria' (erase memory). This is done by turning off the device and turning it back on, unless its memory is dynamic. In that case, there would be a 'reset memory' switch of some sort that allows you to reset (wipe out/erase) the memory.

Does that make better sense?

[CrOtALiTo]

They used the wrong word. They might have meant 'wipe out the memory of the device', which means to 'borrar la memoria' (erase memory). This is done by turning off the device and turning it back on, unless its memory is dynamic. In that case, there would be a 'reset memory' switch of some sort that allows you to reset (wipe out/erase) the memory.

Does that make better sense?

I will..

I got it.

I appreciate your.:applause:

[CrOtALiTo]

Thanks to everyone for their promt answer.