if you want to join the korean one, just click on this button and proceed; appears to be a very simple process… if you need any help, let me know :)

Incidentally, I just have to share the story behind decoding the error message above, because it was a minor epic. It was presented in a little popup window, in a way which made it impossible to cut-and-paste the text from the window or its source code. So I did a screen capture, went to Wikipedia’s katakana and hiragana pages, and found everything there but the two kanji (which translate as “utilization”). For those, I googled the kana, and just eyeballed Google’s output until I found them - the logic being that similar messages probably existed somewhere in its archive. (This is, incidentally, a useful way to get help with mysterious system error messages - google them and you’ll often find a forum where someone has posted the text of the message asking for help, and clueful netizens have offered a hand.) Then I pasted everything into Babelfish… At least I didn’t have to look through the Unicode Kanji Table. ;-)