First, remember you must be online. Also, it could mean you have not pasted the entire applet code correctly into your web page, or have not followed the save instructions correctly. See the "Save" Instructions page for information on how to correct this situation.

The applet's *.jar file is not in the same directory on your server as the html page. The applet's *.jar file must be in the same directory as the web page that displays it. Errors in your web page's HTML prevent a web browser from parsing the page and displaying it properly. You can easily validate your web page by using a free, online HTML validator.

Applets created with the free version of Applet Text House (i.e. contains a pop-up ad window) can be run on an unlimited number of pages of any web site. Applets created with the the licensed version of Applet Text House (i.e. contains no pop-up ad window) can be run on an unlimited number of pages of one web site. If you wish to run the licensed version on more than one web site you . Images must be in gif or jpeg format. Sounds must be in Sun's ".au" format.

Many of the pages require Java and JavaScript to run the special effects. The gray box is in place of the picture and special effects if you do no have Java loaded on your computer.

Yes, VisAD works in an applet using the Java Plug-in (which is packaged with Java 2, and should not need to be downloaded separately). With this approach, however, each machine that needs to run your VisAD applet must also have the Java Plug-in installed. For an example, see this example VisAD applet. There is currently an issue where certain VisAD displays fail to display data depictions on subsequent applet initializations after the first.

Wolves will travel for long distances by trotting at about five miles per hour. They can run at speeds of 25 to 35 miles per hour for short bursts while chasing prey.

No, all you need is a copy of the compiled class file (something.class) and the HTML file that references this class. The process for creating each of these files is described in the JDK documentation. The class file must be located in the appropriate directory, which is also described in the documentation. The entire Java development process should require no intervention on the part of Computing Services.

Are you using a Mac? If so, are you using the Safari browser? If so, that's probably what's causing the problem. We're working on resolving this issue, but in the meantime may we suggest Camino? Or even Internet Explorer?[top] You're trying to order from overseas, right? Occasionally our credit card processing service has trouble verifying international addresses, hence the error. Don't leave any field blank! For the county/state area type in your city name again.

After having extensively tested the program myself I was almost sure that it had become a bug-free program. Presently, there are hundreds of users who are running this program on a regular basis. I have received a few error messages from the users of this program but none of the errors were due to any bug in the program. Most of the errors get resolved simply by re-installing the program. A small number of errors relate to the system on which the program is running.

To direct students to your eGradebook(s), simply send them to the main eGradebook page: http://www.d.umn.edu/egradebook which you can make a link on your webpage. Since this is a link that actually redirects users to another "location" on the web, you will need to type this address rather than clicking on it and using the cut and paste method of inserting it into your page. If you need help in managing this in your webauthoring tool, call Bruce or Barbara for help.

It could be the java machine you have on your pc. The Sun Java seems to cause problems with the applet such as seeing gray backgrounds and not being able to see second windows. You can get the Microsoft Java here: http://www.wikked.us/javaupgrade.html You will need to go to Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs and uninstall your sun java before installing the Microsoft JVM.

Because I think they're cool, and that's not a bad reason to put together a site. I started out on a whim by buying an inexpensive bento box and packing it with some teriyaki leftovers - I frequently cook teriyaki - and, wow, it beat the heck out of my usual lunches! When I mentioned it to friends they were very interested, and even asked for photos.

Apache inadvertantly compiled the wrong expat XML parser into itself. Rebuild Apache, this time using the --disable-rule=EXPAT option. Fields cannot have the same name, even if they've been deleted. This is because you might have older stories around that use the old name, and still republish them to templates that use the old name. The solution is to give the new version of the field a different name, but make the ''Label'' the same.

Just use your normal HTML tags prior to the insertion of the applet code. By default we have added the "CENTER" tags to the start and end of the applet code. Remove these tags to align the applet to the left of your page.

To provide you and your web visitor quick and efficient customer service, we can page you on your pager / cell phone, so that you can act more promptly on a lead provided by us.

Woah, that's a bit of an open-ended question, there. First, let me say that not all DOS games will work on all computers, for many different reasons, including the fact that many weren't designed to function with today's advanced hardware. If you use Windows, close any programs you can before running the game. This includes any program in your taskbar and system tray. GetRight seems to give me trouble with some games, for some reason.

Effectively, yes. Any web browser that is java enabled (versions 3.0 or later of Navigator and Explorer) will run applets. Java is platform neutral so the applets will run on any operating system (eg Win95, Win98, WinNT, MAC, UNIX, LINUX). In effect the applets run everywhere.

The creators of several SPARQL implementations provide online services where SPARQL queries can be input and executed against either canned datasets or arbitrary datasets (identified by URLs). The community maintains a list of SPARQL endpoints on the W3C ESW Wiki.

Browsers don't allow web authors to download and run arbitrary programs on the client system, because that would be an unacceptable security risk. Users would be unable to visit untrusted web sites safely. You can link to an executable program file, allowing users to download it. Users could then choose to run the program, assuming that it runs on their operating systems, and that they are not concerned about software viruses.

I'm too lazy. It's actually much easier to put the emails together than to update and upload a web page. This means it gets done most weeks, rather than once in a blue moon as with so many web sites. You're too lazy. You are far more likely to read an email sent to you than to bother looking up a web page just in case something has changed!

EarthNow! requires Java version 1.4 or greater to run. If you do not have Java installed or have an older version, please upgrade to the latest version by going to http://www.java.com. If this fails to fix your problem, please contact us for further assistance. We have found that older versions of Java have problems that cause various errors in the applet. Upgrading Java to the latest version should fix these issues. You may upgrade your version of Java by going to http://www.java.com.

Recipe ingredients must first be linked to items in your nutrition database before you do the nutrition analysis. Link ingredients to nutrition items from the recipe edit window by dbl-clicking on each ingredient to bring up the nutrition link window, then selecting a nutrition item for linking. When you do a nutrition analysis, press the Omissions... button in the analysis window to see which ingredients are not yet linked. You have the full database but you may not know how to access it.

In order to get to our checkout page, we must be able to establish a secure connection with your browser. If your browser does not have high encryption (128bit) installed then you will not be able to proceed. You can check the level of encryption installed on your browser by doing the following: For Internet Explorer: Click on the Help Menu | About Internet Explorer, and see what it says for Cipher Strength.

Unfortunately, in the quest for better benchmarks, some video chip manufacturers don't bother to thoroughly test their drivers. They figure if their drivers work with the Office suite of apps then that must be good enough. To check your acceleration settings, go to the Windows control panel and double click on the Display icon. Under the Settings tab you should see a button labeled [Advanced...].

The Archive is committed to provide scholars, teachers, and students of Gray's works alike with as large and as reliable a corpus of the works and secondary materials as possible, drawing on the resources of libraries and collections from around the world. It evolves in an online environment that is easy-to-use, standards-based, and freely accessible. The Archive will provide users with assistance and guidance on the use of the Web site and its resources.

If you receive "404 - Not Found" errors when you try to view your Veritas or Champion web page after uploading files to your web account, make sure your pages are in your www directory or a subdirectory of www. Then, check whether the url is correct. One way to assist visitors to your site is to provide customized error messages for your pages, giving contact information and possibly even redirecting the user to another location within your site in the event of such errors.

If you are sure that you are entering your password correctly, check to see that you are trying to access the proper server. Also check to make sure that you are typing the correct password and user name. You may have successfully logged in to mlode.com instead of www.mlode.com. You wouldn't have a public_html directory on mlode.com.

This message may appear for several reasons. This can happen if a site is moved or deleted from a server but there is still an external link pointing to the site. It can also happen if certain pages within a site are deleted or renamed but the link to the page is not updated to reflect this new name. If you are typing the address into the browser, make sure you spell the site name correctly.

To be automatically viewable, your web page must be in the public_web directory of your VUspace, and it must have one of the following names: The VUspace web server looks for one of those file names, in the order listed. If it fails to find a file with one of those names, it displays an error message. You should also be sure that you have made your webspace viewable by the public. To do so, go to the Modify VUspace options page.

There are several potential causes. First, if you have my.roadway.com saved as a favorite/bookmark, delete it and access through www.roadway.com. Third, if you access the Internet through your company network, you may need to have your administrator change your security settings to permit access to our secure site. Occasionally, there is a connection issue to our server that prohibits access. Please try again later. If you continue to have problems, please 'Contact Us' or e-mail ecomm@roadway.