Follow the instructions for your particular browser to enable Java/Javascript. Check to ensure they are enabled.

In order for the login process to work, and for many of the time-saving features on Lemonrock, JavaScript is needed in your browser. No Java is required however. If you have problems logging in, check the settings of your firewall or anti-virus software, which may have been configured to stop JavaScript getting into your browser.

See our our browser configuration checker. If it says that Java and/or Javascript are off, then you need to enable them in your web browser. To do that for... Windows IE: Select Tools/Internet Options, click the Security tab, click the Custom Level button at the bottom, scroll down to the section named Microsoft VM and make sure Java is enable (Medium Safety is fine). Then scroll down to Scripting and make sure Active Scripting radio button is enabled.

Visit the AYLC Tools page for some useful information on javascript and how to enable javascript in your web browser. Click HERE. http://www.aylc.org/aylctools.htm

After clicking Advanced, on the right hand side of the box, place checkmarks in both the Enable Java, and the Enable Javascript boxes. Under the "Content" section, place checkmarks in both the Enable Java and the Enable Javascript boxes. In the Java section, place a checkmark in both Enable Java JIT compiler and Enable Java logging boxes, or similar boxes for IE 6.

The Bank uses a Java applet for added security (beyond the 128-bit SSL) to encrypt your Password/PIN before it is transmitted to the Bank. Without being Java-enabled or having a Virtual Machine (VM) installed in your browser, the applet will not work and you will not be able to login to UOB Internet Banking (Personal).

No, it takes only a few minutes to design and place a printing order. The effort required is also insignificant, as the user interface is very easy to use. It takes less time to design and place an order on our website than the time it takes to visit your local print shop. Moreover, it is possible to design and place an order 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

PMR Hosting supports all client-side languages, including Java and Javascript. Currently due to the lack of a stable and efficient Java engine for the BSD operating system we don't offer server side Java. If current engines improve we may consider this in the future. PMR Hosting is a Unix-only hosting solution. These technologies are restricted to Windows platforms, and are not included in PMR Hosting service offerings.

The Software Choice link above has two options, Netscape 4.61 (which is free) and the new IBM Web Browser for OS/2 V1.2, based on Mozilla source (which requires a subscription). Also, Opera offers a beta version that reports to support Java.

Due to the requirements of the service, "Java" and "JavaScript" must be enabled in your browsers. If you are using Netscape Communicator 4.6*: 1. Click [Edit] Click [OK] If you are using Internet Explorer 4.0/5.0/6.0*: 1. Click [View] (If you are using Internet Explorer 5.0/6.0, please click [Tools]) For further information, just call our Customer Service Hotline at (852) 2886 8868 (Press 2,6,0 to talk to our Customer Service Representative).

Go to the WebCT site and complete the browser tuneup. Be sure your browser is valid and supported for WebCT Campus Edition 4.1. Be sure to read the information and change your settings on your browser to: If you are not familiar with computers and browsers, be sure to ask someone for help or submit a helpdesk request.

No, JavaScript is a scripting language used to write code in an HTML document. Despite the name, it is not Java.

Java and JavaScript are not the same thing, nor are they really related. JavaScript is a scripting language that is used in web page development to set the properties of a web page. Java is a compiled programming language that is used to develop applications.

You could use the new Navigator 3.01 Beta with Java for Windows 3.1 available for download at http://home.netscape.com/comprod/mirror/client_download.html

A16: Ordering online requires JavaScript and Cookies enabled. If you are unable to order via the add-to-cart button, please check your browser's settings or use the downloadable order form found on our order page.

Make sure that Java is enabled in the browser. If you have a long-running browser session, or many browser windows up, exit the browser, start a new one and try the demos again. If you have a CLASSPATH set on your system, please unset it, as this will allow the browser you are using the default of searching through the URL for needed classes that are part of JClass, and not on your local CLASSPATH.

Yes. Those are client-side technologies, so the host doesn't have to do anything to support or enable them. Any browser (such as Internet Explorer or Netscape) that supports them is enough, so any host will do. It doesn't matter whether Java or Flash are listed among the plan's features, they are supported by default.

Internet Explorer is failing to either install IntraLaunch.CAB or find IntraLaunch.OCX on the workstation. Simply verify the following. Make sure your CODEBASE paths within your HTML <object>'s are correctly pointing to IntraLaunch.CAB. The path and file name are typically case sensitive. Also make sure your browser has ActiveX enabled and Active Scripting enabled. Also, make sure your logged in as Administrator to at least get IntraLaunch.CAB installed.