It sounds like when you installed IE5, you didn't install the Microsoft
Virtual Machine, which if memory serves me correctly, provides Java
services to IE5.  To install it, go to http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/
in IE5, click on Product Updates, and you can choose Microsoft Virtual
Machine in there, along with anything else you want, and choose Download at
the top of that frame, and just follow the directions.
Matthew Ballard
Computer Consultant


At 02:08 AM 2/16/00 GMT, you wrote:
>That's just my problem.  When i go to the advanced tab and scroll down my
>list ends after Security features.  I don't have any category VM.  My
>computer at work does tho so i know what you are referring to.
>dumb question, does VM stand for Virtual Machine?  A few sites I have been
>to tell me to download it to view the pages better.  Then maybe I would have
>the VM option listed in Advanced??? Help, I feel so stupid!! jan

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