At 4:53 PM +0800 22/4/05, Rob Davies wrote:
This will provide you with the current version of Java, if installed
on your system.
The next part of the exercise will update your Java configuration in
relation to Safari's problems. So, if this is an issue which one
assumes it possibly is for most users then do the upgrade via
software upgrade or the download, if it is not then do not do it.
Thanks for the advice Rob.
I got the Java Update advice via the Software Update flag today, so I
ran the 'install now' routine. - even though I hadn't experienced any
of the problems described. I should have made my actions clearer in
the inital post.
Part two requires you choose which version, then run commands to
clean up the archive so as to remove the errors or those creating
the errors and then reset.
So I read your advice as: now that I've done the part one update, I
should do the part 2.
Their is also the Security Update in Software update, I have applied
both and yes Java works slightly better than it did.
I got no flag, via 'Software Update', of any Security Update beyond
the 10.3.9 delta installation but I guess that's a minor issue if I
always keep step with recommended updates.
I do note that some java dialogues are**too** fast for my old reflexes now :-))
thanks again for replying
Nancy M
