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Java is installed and I asked that it shown in the taskbar, but it isn't
there. What did I do wrong? Thanks for any help.
there. What did I do wrong? Thanks for any help.
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locate the icon of java and then click it and drag on the quick launch.
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When you go to a site that uses Java, it will appear then.
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(e-mail address removed) came up with this jewel:
Java is installed and I asked that it shown in the taskbar, but it
isn't there. What did I do wrong? Thanks for any help.
When you go to a site that uses Java, it will appear then.
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glee
What version of Java is installed? Click Start> Control Panel> Java> General tab>
About button
or, if you are using Control Panel's Category view:
Click Start> Control Panel> click Other Control Panel Options in the left pane> then
Java> General tab> About button
Click the Advanced tab in the Java control panel, then expand the Miscellaneous
section, and put a checkmark in Place Java Icon in System Tray, and click OK.
The Java icon will only appear when Java is in use in a web page.
About button
or, if you are using Control Panel's Category view:
Click Start> Control Panel> click Other Control Panel Options in the left pane> then
Java> General tab> About button
Click the Advanced tab in the Java control panel, then expand the Miscellaneous
section, and put a checkmark in Place Java Icon in System Tray, and click OK.
The Java icon will only appear when Java is in use in a web page.
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Guest
Java fixed. Thanks for the help.
glee said:What version of Java is installed? Click Start> Control Panel> Java> General tab>
About button
or, if you are using Control Panel's Category view:
Click Start> Control Panel> click Other Control Panel Options in the left pane> then
Java> General tab> About button
Click the Advanced tab in the Java control panel, then expand the Miscellaneous
section, and put a checkmark in Place Java Icon in System Tray, and click OK.
The Java icon will only appear when Java is in use in a web page.