Re: MS JVM

#1

"Apan" <Apan (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:

My IE is 6.0 & OS is XP.
I am trying to install MS JVM and the installation goes through stating
the
installtion is complete. However, when I open IE Tools, I do not see MS
JVM.
I am having problem of opeing a site with non-english fonts.

O have started w/ 7.0 and 7.0 caused some problem w/ther softwares and I
was
advised to remove 7.0.

What I am doing wrong?

Is there some reason you need the Microsoft JVM, and cannot use the latest
Java Runtime Environment from Sun?
If there is no special reason why you need the old JVM, just download and
install the latest JRE from java.sun.com.

#2

I have latest JAVA and it is checked. Some body suggested to install MS JVM
for the specific page and that is why I was trying to get that software. My
present set-up is not working.

"pvdg42" wrote:

Quote:

"Apan" <Apan (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0ECF986E-4F73-4C18-A4B9-D39DD71C9BF4 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com...
My IE is 6.0 & OS is XP.
I am trying to install MS JVM and the installation goes through stating
the
installtion is complete. However, when I open IE Tools, I do not see MS
JVM.
I am having problem of opeing a site with non-english fonts.

O have started w/ 7.0 and 7.0 caused some problem w/ther softwares and I
was
advised to remove 7.0.

What I am doing wrong?

Is there some reason you need the Microsoft JVM, and cannot use the latest
Java Runtime Environment from Sun?
If there is no special reason why you need the old JVM, just download and
install the latest JRE from java.sun.com.

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