To run the Election Results Viewer with Internet Explorer, Apple Computer recommends you use Internet Explorer (Mac Edition) and the
new Mac OS Runtime for Java (MRJ) from Apple. Versions of
Netscape Communicator and Navigator up to and including 4.7 use
their own internal Java virtual machine and cannot be configured to
use MRJ; and for Netscape 6.x, it's not necessary to download
the Mac OS Runtime for Java (MRJ). In addition, we achieved the best performance by
allocating at least 16 Mbytes of memory to Internet Explorer and running the iMac with a graphics setting
of "thousands of colors" - not millions.
WOW! The Apple Applet Runner works great too. Give it a whirl.
If you run the Apple Applet Runner included with MRJ2.2, enter one of the following URLs to load/launch the Player, and if you're interested,
view the Java Console and watch what's happening behind the scenes.
- http://aens.ss.ca.gov/DecJava/standard_english/ens_player.html
- http://aens.ss.ca.gov/DecJava/large_english/ens_large_player.html
- http://aens.ss.ca.gov/DecJava/standard_spanish/ens_player.html
- http://aens.ss.ca.gov/DecJava/large_spanish/ens_large_player.html
What is MRJ? - MRJ is Apple's implementation of Sun Microsystems' Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
MRJ 2.2 implements Sun's JDK 1.1.8 specification. MRJ provides the runtime software needed to run Java
applets and applications. And it also includes the Apple Applet Runner, a simple utility for running applets without
the overhead of a browser.
