The sentence 'play on a computer' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to games, such as computer games. For example, "My son loves to play on the computer and he often spends hours playing his favorite games."
DVD-ROM's have a greater capacity than CD-ROM's, though both are designed to play on a computer, while DVD's are not.
The breakthrough came when she realised she could not see the space-time dimensions of a play on a computer screen.
£55, gingerline.co.uk Games doesn't just mean things you play on a computer, or even with a board and some wooden pieces after too many cherry liqueur truffles.
Back in the Stone Age of home networking, anyone who wanted to play on a computer not hooked directly into an Internet connection had to snake phone lines or Ethernet wires across floors and up staircases.
The company's first-ever chief executive from outside of the founding Hassenfeld family, which started the company in 1923, is turning more aggressive in trying to win over today's interactive-oriented customer by licensing traditional board games like Monopoly and Scrabble to Navarre for fresh versions that play on a computer screen.
Make sure you play on a computer that supports the game properly.
Spector acknowledged its grammatical faults as a title, but he liked it because of its relevance to the in-game struggle for power, to the medium's storytelling difficulties, to the game being played on a computer, and to the "self-referential" acceptance of trying one's best to resolve affairs.
Unlike the often solitary experience of playing on a computer, he said, "games played out in the wild really feel alive".
They used a technology developed several years ago in collaboration with the Library of Congress, in which high-resolution "maps" of grooved records are played on a computer using a digital stylus.
Now in a real-life drama playing on a computer screen near you, the Thing is an Internet service provider that is having trouble staying alive.
The disc also includes a copy of the original screenplay by Ms. Bigelow and Eric Red, accessible when the DVD is played on a computer.
