Enabling Java on your Browser

Enabling Java on your Browser

PC Users:

If you cannot see the Java applets on this Website you may need to enable Java on your browser.

If your browser does not support Java, you will need to download a current version of Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer, and then enable Java. Some browsers, such as
Opera and the early AOL browser versions, simply do not support Java.

Here is how to enable Java in several of the most popular browsers:

Netscape Navigator:(You can click on this link to download a fresh copy if you wish.)

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Select Options
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Select Network Preferences
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Select Languages
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Select Enable Java 
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Microsoft Internet Explorer:(You can click on this link to download a fresh copy if you wish.)

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Select View
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Select Options
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Select Security
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Select Enable Java Programs 
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America Online V.3.0 for Windows 95 (Keyword "AOL 3.0")

Invoke Browser / WWW (Click on the Globe button)

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Select Preferences
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Select Security
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Select Active Content
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Select Enable Java Programs (This is the default setting in some versions of the AOL browser...)
(Note: Version 3.2 of AOL Browser for Windows 95 will be available the first week of June '97)

MAC/PowerMac Users:

If you cannot see the Java applets on this Web site and you are using the AOL browser for Mac/PowerMac you will need to upgrade to a current version of Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. How is how to enable Java in one of these two browsers:

Netscape Navigator:(You can click on this link to download a fresh copy if you wish.)

```
Select Options
```

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Select Network Preferences
```

```
Select Languages
```

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Select Enable Java 
```

Microsoft Internet Explorer:(You can click on this link to download a fresh copy if you wish.)

```
Select View
```

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Select Options
```

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Select Security
```

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Select Enable Java Programs 
```

AOL Mac/Power Mac:

This browser does NOT support Java...you need Netscape or Microsoft if you wish to view Java applications.

You can enable Java-Script (used on the FW&TWA web site to say good morning, good afternoon, and good evening on the opening screen) by disabling "compressed graphics" in the AOL/Mac web browser. It may not be worth it to you.

For members who use Macintosh, AOL suggests using the AOL Mac software with a 68030 or better, System 7+ o/s and 8 megs of actual RAM.

Note: minimum RAM requirements are based on actual amount of RAM available, not via "ram expanders" like RamDoubler, etc.