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Yeoman

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I have been trying for some time to access an interactive site but get a prompt saying that a Java Compatible Browser is required. I am running IE 7. I have uninstalled and re-installed java, and have run an update just now, but still the same message. This problem has only started recently as I was accessing the site successfully before. Can anyone help please?
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I don't believe the W3C actually supports Java, but it can be used on browsers. I would try firefox or opera and see if you have the same problem. If you still can't access the java site then goto Sun Java homepage.
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You should have no problem.
Have you tried using Firefox? I prefer it over IE.

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/

Requirements for java.

http://www.monash.ed...browserset.html
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Thanks both for the advice. I have installed Firefox which already seems far better and faster! The chat site works again, - Just goes to show that IE runs its own routine.

Intend to leave IE installed until I am fully conversant with Firefox. Will that affect Firefox at all, or should I uninstall it straight away?

Thanks again for advice

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Leave IE installed for the security updates to Windows.

start/control panel/automatic updates/automatic checked/time
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Also the fact that IE is incredibly difficult to uninstall :whistling:

And if you want to have fun with your shiny new Firefox, try some of the add-ons, my favourite right now are mouse gestures.
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