Turning Java on
in your Browser
Netscape Navigator 4.0
select "Edit" then
"Preferences" then "Advanced"
then click on "Enable Java"
Netscape Navigator 3.0
select "Options" then "Network
Preferences" then "Languages" then
click on "enable Java"
Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0
select "View" then "Options"
then "Security" then click on
"Enable Java programs"
4.0 Browsers
Some features of Java applets
are not working properly under the newly released
4.0 browsers from Microsoft (such as: the
inability to transfer to another URL) and
Netscape (only strange colors in label areas).
Our applets work great under Microsoft Internet
Explorer 3.0 and Netscape Navigator 3.0 on a
Windows platform. We hope the browser vendors
will correct the Java problems soon.
Quick Java Help
Reading the Java Console for error messages
Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0
Shut down your browser. Locate the file
"javalog.txt" which may be in
WINDOWS\JAVA directory.
Netscape Navigator 3.0
On the Tool bar select Options, then Show Java
Console.
Netscape Communicator 4.0
On the Tool bar select Communicator, then Java
Console.
Java enabled Browser
In order to view Java applets on the World
Wide Web, you must have a Java-enabled browser
such as Netscape
Navigator 4.0
Netscape
Navigator 3.0 and hardware
requirements
Microsoft
Internet Explorer 3.0 and hardware
requirements
Sun
Microsystems' HotJava.
Operating Systems
You need to run the Java-enabled browser under
one of these operating systems: Windows 95 and
NT, Macintosh, Sun Solaris, SunOS, SGI Irix, DEC
Unix, HP-UX, IBM AIX, and BSDI. For more
information read Platforms
supporting Java
New Beta browsers for Windows 3.1 offered by
both Microsoft and Netscape
Microsoft
Internet Explorer 3.0a for Windows 3.1 and NT
3.51 introduces Java support
Netscape
Navigator 3.01 Beta for Windows 3.1
introduces support for Java
Sun's Frequently Asked Questions About Java (TM) and the JDK (TM)
Answer your questions about what
is Java?