I'm not sure, but I think if you rather use System.err.println() it might
work. It's the 100% pure java way :)
Cheers
Marius
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> Subject: About Browser's Java Contrl
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>
> Hi:
> I want to use System.out.println() to show infomation of my code
> executing,but the Java Contrl of my browser(IE4.0 and NV4.0) doesn't
> show anything.
> Hope that you give me help.
> Thanks in advanc.
> Regards.
> HuYong
>
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