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.

Optional web part features, such as MSN weather and news channels, located in ‘My Site’ are only be available to users running Internet Explorer on a PC due to the reliance of Active X controls required in pulling the data. For some administrative employees, advanced features such as institutional report cards and Microsoft Office integration will only be available to users running Internet Explorer on a PC.

This extension works only with Firefox version 1.5 and later. It doesn't work in the Mozilla Suite, Internet Explorer or Opera.

TimeTaggers is optimized to work with all Microsoft Internet Explorer browsers from version 3 upwards. Note problems may be experienced with some versions of Netscape browsers. Top Of Page

Yes. We have made a couple of changes in the installer that will override the default permissions on Linux and other Unix systems. You and other users in your group should be able to run LimeWire. If you have installed LimeWire on Windows XP, but only have an icon on one user account, follow these instructions for each XP user:

Author: John Zukowski (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=7) This is available from Netscape at http://developer.netscape.com/software/signedobj/jarpack.html.

With a Citrix server, you are saving the data on your Macintosh but using the Citrix server to view and manipulate the application forms. These files can be shared with any PC user that has a PureEdge viewer. The PureEdge viewer does not provide any mechanism for version control, however. It is up to the individuals working on the application to coordinate the filling out of the forms. According to Katie Root, panel representative for Grants.

Our site is optimized to work with Internet Explorer, FireFox (Mozilla), Safari, and Opera on both PCs and Macs.

Logical Net's filtering accounts are unique to an email address. If users move to another service that includes Logical Net services, then they can continue to use Logical Net's filtering. If the new provider does not have filtering users should contact their provider's support desk to request Logical Net's filtering services.

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.

Author: Joe Sam Shirah (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=42100) Question originally posed by gary besterwitch (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=104419 The main thing that a trusted applet buys you, in this context, is the ability to connect to a machine other than the one from which the applet was served.

Wire mesh does not prevent cracking but rather helps hold the pieces together after the concrete has cracked. UltraFiber 500™ attacks the problem before it starts! UltraFiber 500™ functions to help prevent the temperature and shrinkage cracks before they begin.

If you receive an email and the server can’t tell for certain whether it is spam or not, you will receive a notification email. The email allows you to visit a website to check the messages and make sure none of them are legitimate. If you find a legitimate message on the website, you can tell the server it is not spam and the message will be forwarded to your mailbox.

Logical Net provides a new temporary password when the user account is activated. The user is requested to change this temporary password after first log in.

There is no limit. You decide who gets access to your custom incentive program. And because it's Internet-based, your people can log in from wherever they're located.

The courses are browser-based, with nothing to download or install. Students can login from home, school, work, or wherever and pick up right where they left off. It tracks the process of each student through the course, and remembers even if it's months between study sessions. Automatic "intelligent repetition" adapts the speed of the course to the student's ability. Students can adjust their repetition rate.

Workers in many different industries are enjoying the advantages that CoolWorks™ work pants have to offer. They are currently being used by manufacturing and assembly workers, steelworkers, utility workers, city and highway workers, construction workers, food industry and bakery workers, forestry workers, nuclear workers and petrochemical workers to name a few.

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.

Any compliant HTTP/1.0 or HTTP/1.1 client that can speak to an HTTP proxy should be fine. This includes every browser known to me.

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