a.. In Opera you can view it with Tools | Advanced | Java Console. You
also have to turn on the console with task bar Start | Control Panel |
Java | Advanced | Show Console.
a.. In Netscape, you enable it with: | Advanced | Enable Java. You
also have to turn on the console with task bar Start | Control Panel |
Java | Advanced | Show Console.
a.. In Firefox, you enable it with: Tools | Options | Web Features |
Advanced | Enable Java. You also have to turn on the console with
Windows Start | Control Panel | Java | Advanced | Show Console.
a.. In Mozilla, you enable it with: Edit | Preferences | Advanced |
enable java You also have to turn on the console with task bar Start |
Control Panel | Java | Advanced | Show Console. You also have to turn
on the console with Tools | web development | java console .
a.. In Internet Explorer, you enable it with: Tools | Internet Options
| Advanced | Java Sun | Use Java (pick latest) . Do not use the MS
JVM. You also have to turn on the console with task bar Start |
Control Panel | Java | Advanced | Show Console. You view it with:
Tools | Sun Java Console.
a.. In Java.exe it is enabled by default; you turn it off by using
javaw.exe instead. You also have to turn on the console with task bar
Start | Control Panel | Java | Advanced | Show Console.
a.. In javaws.exe, Java Web Start, you must start javaws.exe. Then
click edit | preferences | advanced |java console | show console.
Does this help?
| We just started using a new java-based program and it's causing copy
and
| paste problems with our primary java-based program. I'm researching
the
| problem.
|
| I found a Sun document with the following: The default
cut/copy/paste
| actions do not work. It works if the "Java plugin Console" is opened
by
| default. This should be set to "Show Console" in the Windows Control
Panel
| "Basic" tab. In this case the "Java Console" opens automatically as
soon as
| the plugin is loaded. With this work around, the applet need not be
signed to
| allow cut and paste, which itself is an xxxxx bug.
|
| Also, when I search Windows Help, I find the following topic: PRB:
ODBC Icon
| Does Not Appear in Windows Control Panel
|
| So, that's why I'm looking for the WCP and why I think it exists.
Does this
| help any? (That is, help you help me?)
|
|
|
| "Galen" wrote:
|
| > In | > danhattan <
[email protected]> had this to say:
| >
| > My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:
| >
| > > I've just read something that references a "Windows Control
Panel".
| > > Not the Control Panel on the Start Menu with Display, Sounds,
Mouse,
| > > etc. This appears to be a control panel for Windows itself.
| > >
| > > Is there such a thing, and if so, how do I open it? Tried XP
Help but
| > > the two hits in the Knowledge Base that seemed to reference this
| > > return Cannot display the page when I click the link. Thanks in
| > > advance for any help.
| >
| > What is it you hope to accomplish in this control panel? Having no
idea what
| > it is you speak of, and I'm pretty sure I've opened everything one
can find
| > on an XP system - some by mistake actually - I can't think of
anything else
| > called control panel?
| >
| > --
| > Galen - MS MVP - Windows (Shell/User & IE)
| >
http://dts-l.org/
| >
http://kgiii.info/
| >
| > "We approached the case, you remember, with an absolutely blank
mind,
| > which is always an advantage. We had formed no theories. We were
simply
| > there to observe and to draw inferences from our observations." -
| > Sherlock Holmes
| >
| >
| >
