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The only
browsers that still support Java applets natively are Safari and
Internet Explorer 11 (and earlier). Android and I-phone browsers will
not run applets. You can run applets in Microsoft Edge by using the
'Open in Internet Explorer' option. There is an extension for Chrome
and Opera called IE tab which acts similarly to the 'Open in Internet
Explorer' option in Microsoft Edge. You will need to install both the
extension and a copy of Internet Explorer 11.
The
applet will run on the latest 32 bit versions of Java, but not on 64
bit versions. Once you have installed a 32 bit version of Java, you
need to open the Java Control Panel and give specific
permission to run unsigned Java applets from www.burnelluk.info.
STEP 1 - Open the Java Control window as follows:
WINDOWS XP/VISTA/7 - From your Start Menu open Control Panel. Type java in search panel top right and click on the result
WINDOWS 8/10 - Enter Java Control Panel in the Search box and click on result
MAC OS - In the Apple menu choose System Preferences. Find Java and click.
STEP
2 - You will now see the Java control panel. Select the Security tab
and halfway down you will see a heading Exception Site List. Click on
Edit Site List and add the following entry - http://www.burnelluk.info
Ignore the warning about sites beginning http: Before closing, check
that the security level is set to high rather than very high.
You will still need to confirm your wish to run the applet each time you use it.
Click here to begin.
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