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SETTING UP
			Troubleshoot Problems with Java Enable Java in Firefox/Mozilla Suite.. If Java is installed on your computer but it isn't working, make sure that Enable Java is checked in in your browser options/preferences: Mozilla Suite/SeaMonkey Click Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Enable Java Then restart your browser. Firefox Click Tools > Options > Content > Enable Java Then restart your browser. Delete Older Java Files in Firefox/Mozilla Suite.. Outdated Java files in the browser plugins folder can prevent Java from working. These files are normally found in the following directories. Mozilla Suite/SeaMonkey C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\SeaMonkey\plugins Firefox C:\Program Files\Mozillla Firefox\plugins and Error Messages: Java Not Found and Java Not Working If you areusing Windows Vista then after updating to Firefox 2.0.0.8 Windows Vista users will get Java Not Found or Java Not Working error messages. To fix this: Right-click the Firefox icon Choose Run as Administrator Then browse to a page with a Java applet, such as conferences. This will fix the problem permanently.

Technical Requirements Setting Up Checklist Accessibility In the Classroom Account Preferences Biography CD-ROM Security and Privacy Browsers Browser Basics Cache Internet Explorer Friendly Error Messages JavaScript Pop-up Blocker Connecting Connecting Troubles Enter Classroom Internet Access Logging In/Out Time Out/Authentication Trace Route E-mail E-mail (Basic) E-mail (Advanced) E-mail (IE Outlook) E-mail (Free) Passwords and User Name Passwords User Name Operating System Notes Java Virtual Machine (JVM) Troubleshoot Java Problems Macintosh Paint (for Bio) Screen Resolution Speed and Performance Temporary Internet Files Virus Protection Windows Update Windows XP SP2 Training Netiquette Orientations (WEBT) V-LIB (Library Tour)


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