You can now use Sun's Java Runtime Environment (JRE) for Windows and Java Plug-in to run WebCALIS. This enables you to use Sun's JRE instead of the Web browser's default virtual machine. Thus, (according to Sun!) no matter what browser you use, you will get consistency, reliability, and all of the newest Java features when running applets (this applies to all applets, and not just WebCALIS).
If you already have JRE and Java Plug-in installed and configured, you can
proceed to our WebCALIS for Java Plug-in page or to
our Java UniEdit applet 1.00 for Java Plug-in page.
Warning: Older versions of MS Internet Explorer might crash or not work properly
when Java Plug-in is used! Also, if you use Microsoft's new Arial Unicode MS font
and add it to your font.properties file, as we did, it might cause Netscape to fail to load.
Otherwise, to take advantage of this, follow these simple instructions: (it may be a good idea to print this document as you may have to reboot your machine)
You are now all set to use the Java Plug-in. Be sure to restart your browser since following
the above instructions, if you haven't already. Feel free to proceed to our
WebCALIS for Java Plug-in page or to
our Java UniEdit applet 1.00 for Java Plug-in page.
Warning: Older versions of MS Internet Explorer might crash or behave incorrectly when Java Plug-in is used.