David A. Cobb wrote:
> I must have misunderstood something in the install instructions.
> I have Sun JRE 1.3 (and others) installed already, so I downloaded the
> Zipfile
> instead of the installer. The installer doesn't work for me anyway,
> but that's another
> story.
> But now I have FOUR - count'em FOUR - "JAVAW.EXE" floating
> around on my hard disk - with all their friends.
> Is there some way to tell Mozilla WHERE the Java installation
> is, so I don't need to keep the extras around. There's at least one
> installation here that I should be able to expunge, and every megabyte
> is precious.
> I get errors when I access a page with Java functions.
> Specifically <http://www.opm.gov/> shows a section with a
> message "Click Here to get the plugin". If I click I get a box telling
> me I need a plugin to handle "application/x-java-vm" and offering to
> download it from the Netscape Plug-in Finder Site. I did it and the
> install was OK.
>
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Just copy file NPOJI600.dll (I have it in C:\Program
Files\JavaSoft\JRE\1.3.0_02\bin) to Mozilla plugins direktry (C:\Program
Files\Mozilla\bin\plugins in my case) and Java should work now.
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