Check the version number in C:\Windows\Downloaded Program Files\Java Runtime Environment or C:\WINNT\Downloaded Program Files\ Open Netscape Navigator. Go to the Help>About Plugins. Check the MIME types listed under Java Plug-in. If the following exist:

There is unfortunately no consistent nor single way to make this determination---this is one of the reasons that a move to PCSI installations is underway. On OpenVMS Alpha, you can use VMSINSTAL.HISTORY and PRODUCT SHOW PRODUCT to determine what packages have been installed via the VMSINSTAL and PCSI tools, respectively. To see which OpenVMS Alpha ECO kits have been applied, look in VMSINSTAL.HISTORY on OpenVMS Alpha prior to V7.1-2, and use PRODUCT SHOW PRODUCT/FULL on OpenVMS Alpha V7.

Java Plug-in Software is a software product from Sun Microsystems, Inc., that allows enterprise web managers to direct Java applets and JavaBeansTM components on their intranet web pages to run using Sun's Java Runtime Environment (JRE). With the 1.4 release of Java Plug-in, it is also allows the conventional APPLET tag to direct Java applets to use Sun's JRE. This is especially useful in browser, such Internet Explorer 6, that do not support Java.

Java Plug-in Software is designed for enterprise customers who want to deploy Java SDK, Standard Edition based applets on their intranet web pages, and support Microsoft Windows-, Solaris-, and Linux-based browsers in their enterprise. With the 1.4 release, it is also designed for the consumer who wants to run Java applets on a web page.

To assist in your deployment of Java Plug-in Software, Sun has made available a variety of technical documentation. Documentation regarding the HTML specifications, using Java Plug-in Software in intranet environments, how proxy configuration works, how to script applets, and much more are available from the Java Plug-in Software documentation page.

We have a universal version number for a release. This is set in the module Bio::Root::Version which is universally applied to every module which inherits from Bio::Root::RootI. To check the version, just use the following one liner: perl -MBio::Root::Version -e 'print $Bio::Root::Version::VERSION,"\n"' Now when we use version tuples that are not just decimal numbers, Perl converts these silently to Unicode representations.

It really depends on the specific software your computer may be running. Most antivirus programs have icons that sit in the system tray of your computer's desktop (for Microsoft Windows) to indicate thier activity. Looking there is a good way to tell if you have antivirus software, and which software package it is. Also, most antivirus software will display a "splash screen" when the software starts (usually, automatically when your computer has just been turned on).

Sun has made Java Plug-in Software available for porting to all operating system providers. For information about support for Java Plug-in Software on other operating systems, contact the operating system provider. Complete description of the failure/problem encountered. Include the steps required to reproduce the problem. Yes. Java Plug-in Software uses the same JRE that users can download from Sun's web site today (see http://java.sun.com/j2se/).

Nothing. It doesn't matter if your browser's cookies are enabled or disabled, you can still use Kronos. It's possible that if you haven't changed your SUNet ID password for many years, you need to go to http://sunetid.stanford.edu and do so. After updating your password to conform to current password rules, go back to the Axess portal and try to log in to Kronos again.

To see your software version, connect power while holding the UP ARROW button. The version number will appear in the display. All but a few AdrenaLinns will show one of the following: quot;1-5": Latest software version for AdrenaLinn 1. You can install our "AdrenaLinn II Upgrade kit.

Open your software and go to help then about. The most current version of the software is version 1.0.4.1.

It depends on what you want to do. Most people will have a satisfactory experience with the default viewer (the one that pops up when you click to see a zoomable image). If you are an experienced web user, you may like the smoother panning available with the java and plug-in clients. If you want to rotate the images you will need to use the plug-in.

You can download the latest Java Plug-in from Sun Microsystems : http://java.sun.com/webapps/getjava/BrowserRedirect?locale=en&host=www.java.com:80

The client and server software need Java 1.4.2 (or higher). The servlets require the Java Servlet library which is available from Java.com in the Java Enterprise Edition (J2EE), or via downloading a servlet engine such as Apache Tomcat.

Run the BCFPI software and choose, "Help | About" from the menu on the main BCFPI window. The About dialog will display either the "Outcomes Evaluation Software Version", or the, "Brief Child and Family Phone Interview Software Version". This tells you the version of the BCPFI software that you are running. You can compare the version here with the list of versions in our release history for more information.

Java Plug-in Software delivers several key capabilities to for users of Internet Explorer or Netscape's Navigator: Take full advantage of Java SDK, Standard Edition functionality such as JavaBeans, JNITM, and RMI today. Develop and deploy 100% Pure JavaSM applets on Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator browsers, and be assured that they will run reliably and consistently in both browsers.

In some circumstances, Java Plug-in Software will use a different debug connection address than expected. This occurs when Java Plug-in Software is loaded into the Explorer.exe process running in one of the following configurations: Java Plug-in Software is loaded into the Explorer.