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Check the paq list -- this same question has been asked several times before (with the same topic line, even). &nbsp;The only way to get rid of it, which hasn't changed since the last time this was asked, is to sign your applet or not create any frames from your applet.<br />

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Check the paq list -- this same question has been asked several times before (with the same topic line, even).  The only way to get rid of it, which hasn't changed since the last time this was asked, is to sign your applet or not create any frames from your applet.


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take a certification, but it's different from netscape, microsoft, hotjava<br />
--&gt; with the Java-Plugin from SUN you can do a certification with jdk 1.2 !!<br />

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take a certification, but it's different from netscape, microsoft, hotjava
--> with the Java-Plugin from SUN you can do a certification with jdk 1.2 !!


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Adjusted points to 135<br />

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Hi there,<br />
<br />
I have an applet that pops up a frame when it is ran. <br />
However, when I run it from the browser(IE, Netscape),<br />
the frame will show up with an bar at the bottom of the frame<br />
with the text: &quot;Warning, applet window&quot;<br />
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This is extrememly distracting, not to mention unprofessional<br />
looking I mean, the darned thing is in yellow for godsakes!<br />
I understand that Sun made this mandatory in order to<br />
differentiate itself from other running applications. However,<br />
is there anyway to get rid of it? Thanks for the information. 
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Hi there,

I have an applet that pops up a frame when it is ran. 
However, when I run it from the browser(IE, Netscape),
the frame will show up with an bar at the bottom of the frame
with the text: "Warning, applet window"

This is extrememly distracting, not to mention unprofessional
looking I mean, the darned thing is in yellow for godsakes!
I understand that Sun made this mandatory in order to
differentiate itself from other running applications. However,
is there anyway to get rid of it? Thanks for the information. 

Warning: applet window

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.