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a couple of hiccups

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Tony Swain

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May 22, 2002, 1:24:20 PM5/22/02
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Anyone else notice this?

Once the JRE is downloaded, the default JVM is NOT the correct
JVM/directory.
Thus the JRE path cannot be resolved on startup and the browser crashes
with a
"can't load jvm.dll" error.
I think the Plugin shouuld set the correct JVM path/resolve the Java
Default on install.

The solution is to set the Java Runtime Enviroment with
the Java Plugin Tool to the correct value and NOT "Use Java Plugin
default."
I think this is too much to ask the average user BTW.

Other than that I am happy to say I had 4 applets working properly
last night in 4 browsers NS4.79,NS6.2,Mozilla, and IE, and all at the
same time :)

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Tony Swain
Senior V.P. of Software Development Hyperbyte inc.
http://www.hyperbyte.ab.ca
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