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Appendix C: Supported Browsers and JRE
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If there isn't, this could either mean your browser is not activated to use the
Java plug-in that came with the JRE you have installed or it just means that
you don't have any JRE installed, in which case please install and repeat the
check.
If you have already installed JRE and you just want to activate your browser
to use it, go to your system's Control Panel > Java Plug-in icon > Browser >
check on the browser(s) you want to activate to use the Java Plug-in. Now
repeat the check to see if your browser will now use the correct Java Plug-in.
From Windows Netscape or Mozilla
Check to see if Java is enabled. Go to Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Check
on Enable Java. To see what version of JRE Plug-in is used, go to Help >
About Plug-ins. Scroll down to Java Plug-in section. Check if the Java Plug-in
is the version you have installed.
TIP: When installing Netscape 7.0, it will ask if you want to install Sun Java.
If you click on the box to install it, a version of JRE will be installed
into your system; however, this does not mean that other browsers such
as IE will recognize it. If you choose not to install Sun Java through
Netscape but do it separately, Netscape 7.0 should automatically detect
the JRE, and this can be checked by the instructions mentioned above.