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Old 09-04-2008   #1 (permalink)
Helene


 
 

Applets turn off Windows Mail

Suprised and happy to find a Richard and Michaela Forum to be helped and
learn more about computers.

I have Windows Vista since May 2008. I am noticing every time there is an
Applet in a message or stationery, Windows Mail turns itself off
automatically (going from a clear screen to a lighter and lighter one).
I have Sun Java Virtual Machine installed. Would someone know the reason why
this is happening ?
What can I do, or change so Windows Mail does not close with Applets in it ?
It's very annoying and cannot see and read those emails.
I thank you very much.


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Old 09-05-2008   #2 (permalink)
VistaRookie


 
 

Re: Applets turn off Windows Mail


You can't run applets anymore.
Data Execution Prevention is stopping them.

Click Start->Help and support and type in
Data Execution Prevention for more information.


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