1 General definitions
1.1 Telematicservices
1.1.1 Telematic
services
1.1.2 Teletex service
1.1.3 Public facsimile
service
1.1.4 Videotex service
1.1.5 Message handling
service[1]
1.2 Non-telematic services
1.2.1 Public data
transmission service
1.2.2 Public telegram
service
1.3 Terms and definitions on videography
1.3.1 Videography
1.3.2 Broadcast
videography, teletext
1.3.3 Videotex, interactive videography
2 Definitions from different Working
Parties
2.1 Working Party I/1 (telex, radiotelex and mobile telematic services)
2.1.1 International
store-and-forward
2.1.2 Interconnected
store-and-forward
2.1.3 International
transit store-and-forward
2.1.4 Interconnected transit store-and-forward
2.1.5 Draft terms and
definitions on telex
2.2 Working Party I/2 (telegram and
message switching services)
2.3 Working Party I/3 (teletex service)
2.3.1 Common definitions
2.3.2 Definitions of
terms related to interworking
2.3.3 Mixed mode of
operation
2.4 Working Party I/4 (facsimile and
telewriting)
2.4.1 Facsimile
2.4.2 Classes of group
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2.4.3 Telefax
2.4.4 FAX 4
2.4.5 Bureaufax
2.4.6 Public telefax
station
2.5 Working Party I/5 (videotex service)
2.5.1 Videotex service
2.5.2 Videotex service profile
2.5.3 Videotex service
facility
2.5.4 Videotex
information retrieval
2.5.5 Videotex transaction
2.5.6 Videotex
messaging [videotex message handling]
2.5.7 Videotex
conferencing [videotex terminal-to-terminal messaging]
2.5.8 Videotex data
processing
2.5.9 Videotex service provider
2.5.10 Videotex
information provider
2.5.11 Videotex terminal
2.5.12 Videotex host
computer
2.5.13 Videotex service
centre
2.5.14 Videotex gateway
2.5.15 External videotex
host computer
2.5.16 Videotex frame
[1] The definition of Message Handling service as a telematic service and the use of the term public in the definitions of telematic services is for further study.