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need MS VM opposed to Java VM

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by hoochdaddie Sep 5, 2002 last reply Dec 4, 2002

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Certain software need to have Microsoft Virtual Machine installed opposed to current Java Virtual Machine.

We tried upgrading to IE 6.0 ( it needs to be IE ) and after we got nowhere, we tried doing a couple windows update, with the first one doing the reccomended updates.

any info on a d/l or anything would be appreciated!!

thanks in advance!
~adam thompson

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by alpha-male Sep 5, 2002

Take a look here for all the pertinent MS VM info:

http://www.microsoft.com/java/default.htm

http://www.microsoft.com/java/xp.htm

Good luck!

by hoochdaddie Dec 4, 2002

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by thechas Sep 5, 2002

This is the link that everyone has been looking for.

Please note: per the EULA for downloading JAVA VM from Microsoft, you need to be a developer that needs to include Virtual Machine with your product.

http://www.microsoft.com/java/download/dl_sdk40vm.htm

Further, Microsoft is pushing for ALL developers to transition to .net ASAP.

Chas

by hoochdaddie Dec 4, 2002

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by hjs Sep 12, 2002

Uninstall IE6 and install IE 5.5SP2. Do a custom install and put a check in Microsoft VM box.

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