Java Applets

"Dennis Allen" wrote in
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The SunClock works for me, but does it have the correct timezone
for you? On my machine, it comes up GMT 00:00 and cannot be
changed with the options button...Dennis

I was able to change the timezone with the options button...

-Keith

William Hamblen wrote in
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The browser and
java virtual machine versions probably have more to do with it
than the OS version.

I'm using Internet Explorer, latest version with all the latest
updates, as well as the latest Sun Java package.

-Keith

William Hamblen wrote in
:


The browser and
java virtual machine versions probably have more to do with it
than the OS version.

I'm using Internet Explorer, latest version with all the latest
updates, as well as the latest Sun Java package.

-Keith

"Dennis Allen" wrote in message
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The Sunclock had the correct timezone?

Sure does, I clicked on the options button and set my lat and lon data
clicked the ok button and everything is good to go, even updates itself
every minute. I have JIT compiler for virtual machine enabled under the
Microsoft VM section and am using IE 6.0

Tom

"Dennis Allen" wrote in message
...
The Sunclock had the correct timezone?

Sure does, I clicked on the options button and set my lat and lon data
clicked the ok button and everything is good to go, even updates itself
every minute. I have JIT compiler for virtual machine enabled under the
Microsoft VM section and am using IE 6.0

Tom

I can't get either one to work. New Dell laptop, Home XP.

I can't get either one to work. New Dell laptop, Home XP.

Are you sure that you're reading it right?

It shows my time: 6:43:00PM then it shows:
00.43:00 GMT +00.00

Best regards,
Bill

"Dennis Allen" wrote in message
...
The SunClock works for me, but does it have the correct timezone for you?
On my machine, it comes up GMT 00:00 and cannot be changed with the
options
button...Dennis

"Keith Winter" wrote in
message 6...
"Dennis Allen" wrote in
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http://www.stargazing.net/mas/java2.htm

This one works for me.

http://www.stargazing.net/mas/java3.htm

This one does not.

Windows XP.

Are you sure that you're reading it right?

It shows my time: 6:43:00PM then it shows:
00.43:00 GMT +00.00

Best regards,
Bill

"Dennis Allen" wrote in message
...
The SunClock works for me, but does it have the correct timezone for you?
On my machine, it comes up GMT 00:00 and cannot be changed with the
options
button...Dennis

"Keith Winter" wrote in
message 6...
"Dennis Allen" wrote in
:


http://www.stargazing.net/mas/java2.htm

This one works for me.

http://www.stargazing.net/mas/java3.htm

This one does not.

Windows XP.

Are Micorsoft VM and SunJava Platform competing utilities? I only have Java
installed (OEM by Dell), and there is no option for me to enable a JIT
Compiler. Aren't Microsoft and Java battling it out in court?