John Wright wrote:
> Allessandro,
>
> Sure... HTMLConverter *would* be dead if they'd make Netscape 4.7x
> handle just the APPLET tag too. I've tried IE & Netscape 6 (several
> versions of each) as well as Mozilla & Opera. For my own personal
> preference Netscape 4.7x is far better than any of the other browser
> options. Unfortunately it still has one huge drawback (poor support of
> Java Plug-ins).
>
Hi John,
I use Netscape 4.76 on Solaris all the time, and in Edit-Preferences
on the 'Advanced' tab there is a checkbox for 'enable Java' underwhich
there is another for 'enable Java Plugin.' It's my understanding (and
I could be wrong) that this is specifically for funneling all Java
(including the APPLET tag) to the Java Plugin. I know all the applets
I see now run in the plugin (you can tell by how they load.) I
suppose it's possible that the applet developers wrote the right
HTML to do that if possible to, but I think it's just netscape
forcing it.
I just checked on Win2K, and Netscape 4.79 has it there also.
-Kyle
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