Truman State University Virtual Tour

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Netscape Navigator 3.x:

From the menu bar, choose Options > Network Preferences.

Select the Languages tab.

Check boxes labeled Enable Java and Enable JavaScript.

Netscape Navigator 4.x and 6.x:

From the menu bar, choose Edit > Preferences.

Select the Advanced category.

Check boxes labeled Enable Java and Enable JavaScript.

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Do not use J2E 1.4.0 for IE; Internet Explorer responds best under Microsoft's JVM.

Netscape Navigator 7:

From the menu bar, choose Edit > Preferences.

Select the Advanced category.

Check box labeled Enable Java

JavaScript is sometimes enabled by Clipstream developers for certain functions that work in conjunction with Clipstream. To enable JavaScript, repeat steps 1 and 2 and then click on Scripts and Windows.

Make sure the box for "Enable JavaScript for Navigator" is checked.

Additional help using Netscape products can be found on Netscape's help site

*** NOTE: With some old video card drivers, Java VM may respond poorly if the video card is set to 32bit color. If the browser freezes when loading a web page with Clipstream or if video playback is jerky, try changing the color depth to 16 bit. Currently, you are using 32 bit color.

Java may not be installed originally in some IE products. Please download Microsoft's Java virtual machine here.
Internet Explorer 3.x:

From the menu bar, choose View > Options.

Select the Security tab.

Check the boxes labeled Run ActiveX scripts and Enable Java programs.

Internet Explorer 4.x:

Internet Options.

Select the Security tab.

Set your security level to either Medium or Low.

Internet Explorer 5.x and 6.x:

From the menu bar, choose Tools > Internet Options.

Select the Security tab.

Select the default level button

Optional custom settings

If you have custom settings and wish to keep them, click on the Custom Levels button

In the Security Settings list, scroll down until you find the "Microsoft VM" options. Click on low or medium safety.

Additional help using Microsoft products can be found on Microsoft's support site

*** Do not use J2E 1.4.0 for IE; Internet Explorer responds best under Microsoft's JVM.

Opera Browser:

From the Menu Bar, choose File > Preferences > Multimedia

Click to check the box next to: Enable Java

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AOL Browser:

Launch AOL Browser.

After the browser loads, go to the Settings Menu on the top if the browser.

Click on the pull-down window and click on Preferences

Click on the Internet Properties (WWW) link in the Preferences dialogue

Click on the Security TAB in the AOL Internet Properties dialogue

Choose 'Medium' Security Level or lower.

Additional help using AOL products can be found on AOL's help site