Is there anyway to set Java Images so that they appear on all computers ? If not is there better way of using say a clock in a language other than Java ?
Thanks,
Scott
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> Is there anyway to set Java Images so that they appear on all computers ? If not is there better way of using say a clock in a language other than Java ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Scott
Scott Tuttle - 21 May 2004 21:09 GMT
Is there a better language, other than Java for say real
time clocks that would work better ?
>-----Original Message-----
>Java Applets never got popular and remain widely unused because they require 1, that the user pc has the Java
Virtual Machine installed, and 2, they are a big security
risk and typically a browser has the running of Java
Applets turned off by default.
>> Is there anyway to set Java Images so that they appear on all computers ? If not is there better way of using
say a clock in a language other than Java ?
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Scott
>>
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