mozzie wrote: > > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] > says... > > mozzie wrote: > > > > > > So I run Mozilla again. I get a serious error: Something about > > > dhhelp doing something very bad and being shut down, but the > > > message was not helpful. Mozilla froze and crashed and had to be > > > terminated from the CTL-ALT-DEL Window. > > > > Ddhelp is part of DirectX. Run DXDiag and see if that corrects it. If > > not, reinstall DirectX or update to DX 8.1. > > > > Thank you very much for your reply. > > DXDiag is not on my computer. > > I still get an error message about this dll whenever Mozilla 1.1 > attempts to load a website that contains an applet. > > I have not heard from anyone at Netscape or Mozilla. > > Mozilla crashes before it generates its automatic error reporting > window. > > --- > > While I prefer Mozilla over MSIE, Mozilla 1.1 now crashes > whenever I try to visit a web site that displays an applet. > > Mozilla crashes with a cryptic warning about dhhelp.dll. I don't > know what this dll is or what "DirectX" is. All I know is that I > was prompted to install a Java plug-in, which I did successfully > from the Corporate Sun Microsystems Website, just before this > problem started. > > I need to return Mozilla 1.1 to its configuration before I > installed Sun's Java plug-in. To do this, I need to know which > java plugins that Mozilla supports, and also how to remove any > plugins that should NOT be installed into an instance of Mozilla > 1.1 running on Windows98. > > I have no idea where "DHHelp" came from, what it does, or what > DirectX is. > > mozzie
You can read about DirectX and download it here: http://www.microsoft.com/directx/homeuser/downloads/default.asp -- Joe =o)
