<Back to Waterforlife.net
<Back to Water for Life, Inc.
<Back to Water for Life
Foundation
- Java and your Browser
- Java is only supported by Netscape versions 2 and higher, and MS Explorer versions 3
- and higher on 32 bit operating systems (Windows 95/NT etc.). Java applets will not appear
- on Windows 3.1,or a 16 bit browser. Instead you will see a message stating your browser
- does not support Java
- Forget that old browser I want a new one for free..Click here for more information.
- How do I enable Java and Javascript in my Browser?
- Netscape 4.x
- Select Options
- Select Network Preferences
- Select Languages
- Select Enable Java
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x
- Select View
- Select Options
- Select Security
- Select Enable Java Programs
Also Click on :"View", "Internet Options" and select "Advanced" from the tab menu. Find the Java VM Icon and make sure the box labeled Enable Java JIT compiler option is checked. Restart
- America Online V.3.0 for Windows 95 (Keyword "AOL 3.0")
- Invoke Browser / WWW (Click on the Globe button)
- Select Preferences
- Select Security
- Select Active Content
- Select Enable Java Programs (This is the default setting in some versions of the AOL
browser...)
(Note: Version 3.2 of AOL Browser for Windows 95 will be available the first week of June '97)
MAC/PowerMac Users:
If you cannot see the Java applets on this Web site and you are using the AOL browser for Mac/PowerMac you will need to upgrade to a current version of Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. How is how to enable Java in one of these two browsers:
Netscape Navigator
- Select Options
- Select Network Preferences
- Select Languages
- Select Enable Java
Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Select View
- Select Options
- Select Security
- Select Enable Java Programs
AOL Mac/Power Mac:
This browser does NOT support Java...you need Netscape or Microsoft if you wish to view Java applications.
For people who use Macintosh, AOL suggests using the AOL Mac software with a 68030 or better, System 7+ o/s and 8 megs of actual RAM.
Note: minimum RAM requirements are based on actual amount of RAM available, not via "ram expanders" like RamDoubler, etc.
How can I get a new browser?
- Click on one of the following links to download a new browser:: Netscape or iexplorer or iexplorer(for Mac),
Most new browsers have Java enabled by default and you will have a lot of new features for free. All this is provided you have windows 95 or better and plenty of hard drive space. If you don't have windows 95 or better Java will never work and if you are not going to upgrade your system, you should leave well enough alone.
Your system must meet the following requirements to install Internet explorer (you should check your system and all requirements prior to installing a new browser). Most browsers are free you can download them if you can wait a few hours for the download to complete or order a hard copy on CD-ROM for free/or a nominal fee.
Click on one of the following links to download a new browser:: Netscape or iexplorer or iexplorer(for Mac),
Your system must meet the following requirements to install Internet explorer
Processor:
486/66 required, Pentium processor recommended (Windows
95, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0), or Digital PC AXP/150 MHz (Windows NT 4.0 for DEC
Alpha)
Mouse
Modem or Internet Connection
Memory Requirements:
16MB RAM for Windows 95 or Windows 98
32MB RAM for Windows NT 4.0
Disk Space Required to Run Internet Explorer:
27MB for browser-only
55MB for typical installation
78MB for full installation
Disk Space Required for Installation*:
49MB for browser-only installation
89MB for typical installation
142MB for full installation
*Please note: amount of disk space required includes the setup files and the amount of space necessary to run installation.
<Back to Waterforlife.net
<Back to Water for Life, Inc.
<Back to Water for Life
Foundation