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My only suggestion without further detail as sedj says above is to try running the applet in the appletviewer from msdos rather than using internet explorer. just type appletviewer and then the web page, eg. C:/ appletviewer index.html

Thats easier than the stuff youve already done I think (its been a while since I programmed in Java). Youll need this i think. DataOutputStream dout=new DataOutputStream (new FileOutputStream("bike.txt")); dout.writeln("the string you have from data input") Hope this...

Hi, Ive never actually written my own browser but I think their are classes already available for doing so. I would advise using the swing text , html editorkit which I came accross whilst writting an XML edditor. It displays HTML text (and I think pictures and the likes). Hope this is of...

Pressume its like everything else in swing (EVIL!) and needs setting to vissible or something, will look later on as a bit busy right now

Method is extended from fram I think so will be JFrame window=new JFrame(); window.setIconImage(Image 'Whatever the image file is'); Phil hope this is what you mean ;-)

Dont really understand your question. What is this file and what do you want it to do? and what do you mean by open, dont you just mean that you want to start an instance of your test.java ie test whatever=new test(?);??

Right click on the picture and then click Save AS

I am currently writting a basic XML parser and text highlighter. At the moment I am scanning through the text (document in a scrolling text pane) and looking through each character for a starting tab character. Then using the position in the text I specify where to start the text caret and...