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you followed the steps for your application and you are still
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Instructions
for Enabling Java on your PC.
Virtual
tours aret supported
on most 3.x and higher browsers. If you cannot enable you browser to
support virtula
tours,
please let us know via email and
include the brand and version number.
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Netscape
Navigator 4.x and 6.x:
- From
the menu bar, choose Edit > Preferences.
- Select
the Advanced category.
- Check
boxes labeled Enable Java and Enable JavaScript.
Netscape
Navigator 7:
- From
the menu bar, choose Edit > Preferences.
- Select
the Advanced category.
- Check
box labeled Enable Java
- JavaScript
is sometimes enabled by Smarter Agent developers for certain
functions that work in conjunction with Smarter Agent.
To enable JavaScript, repeat steps 1 and 2 and then click
on Scripts and Windows.
- Make
sure the box for "Enable JavaScript for Navigator" is
checked.
Additional
help using Netscape products can be found on Netscape's
help site
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Please
download Java here.
Internet
Explorer 4.x:
- Internet Options.
- Select
the Security tab.
- Set
your security level to either Medium or Low.
Internet
Explorer 5.x and 6.x:
- From
the menu bar, choose Tools > Internet Options.
- Select
the Security tab.
- Select
the default level button
Optional custom settings
- If
you have custom settings and wish to keep them, click on
the Custom Levels button
- In
the Security Settings list, scroll down until you find
the "Java VM" options. Click on low or medium
safety.
Additional
help using Microsoft products can be found on Microsoft's
support site
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Opera
Browser:
- From
the Menu Bar, choose File > Preferences > Multimedia
- Click
to check the box next to: Enable Java
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AOL Browser:
- Launch
AOL Browser.
- After
the browser loads, go to the Settings Menu on the top if
the browser.
- Click
on the pull-down window and click on Preferences
- Click
on the Internet Properties (WWW) link in the Preferences
dialogue
- Click
on the Security TAB in the AOL Internet Properties dialogue
- Choose
'Medium' Security Level or lower.
Additional
help using AOL products can be found on AOL's
help site
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Enabling
Java in Email Clients
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Eudora:
- From
the menu bar, choose Tools > Options.
- In
the Options window, scroll down and choose Viewing Mail
- In
the Viewing Mail box, make sure that "Allow executables
in HTML content" is checked
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Outlook
2000 (v9):
- From
the menu bar, choose Tools > Internet Options.
- Select
Security Tab
- Select
'internet zone' under Secure Content
- Then
under Mail Format tab, go to Message Format and send the
message in format: HTML.
Additional
help using Outlook can be found on the Microsoft support
site here.
Outlook
Express:
- From
the main menu bar, choose Tools > Options > Security.
- Under
the heading 'Virus Protection' and subheading 'Select the
Internet Explorer security zone to use': Select "Internet
Zone (less secure but more functional)"
Additional
help using Outlook Express can be found on Microsoft's
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Netscape
Messenger :
- From
the menu bar, choose Edit > Preferences
- Select
Advanced in list
- Make
sure that Automatically Load Images, Enable Java, and Enable
Javascript are checked.
Additional
help using Netscape products can be found on Netscape's
help site
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AOL email:
Unfortunately,
the AOL email client does not yet support Java. We recommend
using one of the more powerful, full featured email clients
that are available such as Eudora, Outlook, or Messenger.
Note: The AOL email web interface log-on will support your Java emails
as will any Java enabled browser.
Additional
help using AOL products can be found on AOL's
help site
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WebTV:
Unfortunately,
WebTV does not support Java.
Please see more on these news links
Support
and feedback for WebTV can be found here.
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