Yes. You can serve applets that are transferred to and run on the user's browser. You'll have to compile them on another system, but you can serve the resulting applet files from your SCN Web site.

Unlike web pages that can refer locally to these extra files in the same directory, DynamicMailer HTML Mail files must provide all their HTML external references as full URLs. This means that all IMG, HREF, and APPLET references must be of the form http://www.somewhere.com/directories/file in your HTML source code, and all these references must be on-line and accessible (typically on a public web server) when your email message is read by the recipient. See the "HTML Mail" section on this topic.

While technically possible to use the Swing components in any Java 1.1-based browser, realistically is another story. The JAR file of Swing classes is approximately 2 MB, which would be required to be downloaded every time a user needed to run the applet. Unless you required your users to manually install the classes locally, this isn't usually a realistic option. The best alternative is to have your users install the Java Plug-in (http://java.sun.

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.

If you are using AOL's browser, you may get an error when loading pictures into the jigsaw puzzle applet. If you see 'Couldn't load the image!', set your AOL preferences to NOT compress graphics. To do this: AOL Issues with Java has 10 steps to help make AOL work with Java. They also suggest using an external browser instead of AOL for Java applets and programs.

The pulldown menus are designed with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). This minimizes the amount of code required to display them. Several browsers will not properly display the menus. This includes Netscape 4.x, IE for Mac, and older versions of Safari. Therefore, the menus have been turned off in those browsers.

I develop my applets with Netscape in mind, and before distributing them, I test them on the following Windows 95 browsers: Internet Explorer 4.0 If I notice any problems, either I will not release the applets or I will make a note of the trouble on my webpages.

I do contract work, but not for free. I try to make the applets that are available for download as flexible as possible so that they might meet the needs of most casual users. If you would like to talk to me about customizing one of the existing applets or creating a brand new applet/program for your (or your company's) pages, please consult my Contracting/Consulting page. Past clients for my work include The LEGO Company, CNET, Macromedia, ZDNet, New Line Cinema, and Sun Microsystems.

The best way to navigate through the portal is to use the tabs and the links within RamPoint. The "back" and "forward" buttons in your borrower may move from tab to tab or channel to channel, but if changes have been made or other logins have been made, using the browser's navigation buttons may not have the desired effect.

What browser are you using? Proxomitron can use any browser, but some items (especially JavaScript) can vary wildly from browser to browser. The default rule set was designed around Netscape and I.E. 4.x - there's also a special I.E. 3.x rule set. If your using a different browser however, some rules might need tweaked to work properly - the good part is anyone can change them! If you do find an incompatibility please let me know.

The applets on the CCL web site have been upgraded to use NetLogo 2.0, which requires that your web browser support Java 1.4.1. Here's how to get the right Java: If you're on Windows 95, MacOS 8, or MacOS 9, running models over the web is no longer supported; you must download the NetLogo application and run the models that way instead. If you're on Windows 98 or newer, you need to download the Java browser plug-in from http://www.java.com/en/download/windows_manual.jsp.

USAJOBS supports Netscape and Internet Explorer Versions 5.x and above on Windows, as well as Safari 1.0 and above on the Mac.

The best way to navigate through the portal is to use the tabs and the links within JagNet. The "back" and "forward" buttons in your borrower may move from tab to tab or channel to channel, but if changes have been made or other logins have been made, using the browser's navigation buttons may not have the desired effect.

The browser button produces a pop-up window to save references or view comments. If you have a pop-up blocker installed, or use a browser that automatically blocks pop-ups, the button may not work as intended. To prevent the pop-up from being suppressed, hold down the CTRL key while clicking on the button.

If the game is played on the client (IE5), the Back button won't take the player to the last station (but the page he visited before the quest), and the Reload button won't reload the current station (but instead, the whole quest). You can however use <choice station="back">...</choice> to send the player to the last visited station. If the game is played on the server, the back button will take the player to the last station.

That depends on your age, physical condition, and staging. My cancer was localized, I was only in my late fifties, and I was in excellent physical condition so I chose surgery, which I felt gave me the best chance for a long-term survival.

If you aren't happy with your investment in any of my courses for any reason whatsoever, just return it for a full refund (less Shipping and Handling). No questions asked. It's that simple. I don't want you to keep anything that's not working for you.

There are over 80 individual strains of bad breath bacteria among the 400 or so bacteria types that naturally live in the mouth. Our research has enabled us to create specific treatments for these different types of odour-causing bacteria. For successful treatment, it's important to know which bacteria are causing the problem. It is very much like a chronic infection which a general-purpose formulation may or may not treat successfully.

Use "RewriteLog somefile" and "RewriteLogLevel 9" and have a precise look at the steps the rewriting engine performs. This is really the only one and best way to debug your rewriting configuration.

When algebrahelp.com began creating calculators, Java Applets were the most effective means of providing access to our calculators. Today, many web browsers do not support Java Applets by default. Thus, algebrahelp.com has begun moving to new technology that does not require a Java enabled web browser. We have already converted several of our calculators to use this new technology, but a few legacy Java Applets remain.