 | Users with Macintosh Runtime for Java (MRJ) 2.1.4 are affected and will not be able to hear sound in our slide presentations, which are java-based. Mac users are encouraged to visit http://developer.apple.com/java/download.html and download a more recent version of the MRJ. |
| For Mac users who view our slideshow content with Netscape 6, it is essential that their Macintosh be equipped with MRJ version 2.2 as Netscape 6 is only able to view Java applets on systems that have MRJ 2.2. For more information, please visit http://home.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/ns6/relnotes/6.0.html to view the Netscape 6 for Mac release notes. |
| Your web
browser has a storage facility on your hard drive that stores graphics and
text from web sites that you visit. This storage facility is called the
cache. The reason web browsers have a cache is that it is quicker and
easier to load images, etc. from cache on your hard drive than downloading
them again. Over time, your browser's cache gets full and the information
gets outdated. This can cause problems with Java applets that can result
in your impatica movie freezing or not playing at all. The solution to
this is to clear cache and reload the page. If this does not work, try
clearing cache, closing your browser and then revisiting the page. |
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Netscape 4.x or greater 1. Select Edit, then click Preferences. 2. Select Advanced, then click Cache. 3. Click on Clear Memory Cache and Clear Disk Cache buttons to clear the cache. |
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Internet Explorer 4.x or greater 1. Select View (or Tools if you are using IE 5.x), then click Internet Options. 2. Select the General Tab. 3. Click on the Delete Files button to clear the cache. |
| AOL 1. Select Settings, then click on Preferences. 2. Select Internet Properties (WWW). 3. Select the General tab and click on the Delete Files button to clear the cache. |