DoubleOLogic Software Product Support
Applet Change Log contains history of software modifications.
Installation tips for the FindIt Applets.
Support for the FindIt Applets, includes FAQ.
Applet Design Tips provide ideas on applet display and usage options
Please send all support requests by email directly to support@doubleologic.com
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Web Page Databases at your Service is an article that discusses Web Page Databases including what they are and how to use them.
Java (TM) Applet User Interface Depends on the Browser shows examples of a simple applet as run on different browsers.
Reading the Java Console for error messages
Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0
Shut down your browser. Locate the file "javalog.txt" which may be in WINDOWS\JAVA directory.Netscape Navigator 3.0
On the Tool bar select Options, then Show Java Console.Netscape Communicator 4.0
On the Tool bar select Communicator, then Java Console.Java enabled Browser
In order to view Java applets on the World Wide Web, you must have a Java-enabled browser such as Netscape Navigator 4.0
Netscape Navigator 3.0 and hardware requirements
Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 and hardware requirements
Sun Microsystems' HotJava.Netscape Navigator 4.0 now allows the Java button component to have color. This is a nice feature when using our applets. We are working to update all our applets to allow for this improvement. The FindItDate demos show the colored buttons. If you don't have Navigator 4.0 look at the gifs of the demos to see the colors.
Operating Systems
You need to run the Java-enabled browser under one of these operating systems: Windows 95 and NT, Macintosh, Sun Solaris, SunOS, SGI Irix, DEC Unix, HP-UX, IBM AIX, and BSDI. For more information read Platforms supporting JavaWindows 3.1 browser that support Java
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0
Turning Java on in your Browser
Netscape Navigator 4.0
select "Edit" then "Preferences" then "Advanced" then click on "Enable Java"Netscape Navigator 3.0
select "Options" then "Network Preferences" then "Languages" then click on "enable Java"Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0
select "View" then "Options" then "Security" then click on "Enable Java programs"
Sun's Frequently Asked Questions About Java (TM) and the JDK (TM)
Answer your questions about what is Java?
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