To enable Internet Explorer browsers to use JavaScript: 1.Launch Internet Explorer. 2.Chose View > Options. 3.On the Advanced tab, turn on Java. To enable Netscape Navigator 4.0 browser to use JavaScript: 1.Launch Netscape Navigator 4.0. 2.Choose Edit > Preferences 3.Choose Advance and turn on Enable Java. To enable Netscape Navigator 3.0 browser to use JavaScript: 1.Launch Netscape Navigator 3.0. 2.Choose Options > Network Preferences 3.Choose Languages and turn on Enable Java.

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Basic Troubleshooting

• Netscape Navigator

  If you see a broken icon when navigating to a Shockwave site and you've installed Shockwave, follow these steps:

  1. While in Netscape Navigator, select 'About Plug-Ins' from either the 'Help' menu (Windows) or 'Apple' menu (Macintosh).

  2. In the list of installed Plug-Ins, scroll down and verify that 'Shockwave for Director' is in the list.

  3. In the list of installed Plug-Ins, scroll down and verify that 'Shockwave Flash' is in the list.

Also make sure that you have the right version of Shockwave installed for your computer (for example, a PowerPC version of Shockwave won't work on a 68K Macintosh, and a 32-bit version of Shockwave won't work on a Windows 3.1 computer).

Macintosh. If you get Out of Memory Errors (error IDs 5 or -108) when Shockwave is loading,increase your browser's application memory by 1000K increments and relaunch the browser until the problem goes away.

• Internet Explorer

  Windows. Open the Options dialog box in the View menu. Select the Security tab and make sure that the "Enable ActiveX controls and plug-ins" option in the Active Content section is selected.

  Macintosh. Open the Options dialog box in the Edit menu. Select the Web Content tab and make sure that "Load Plug-In Objects" is selected.

Need more help? Solutions to other problems with Shockwave can be found on the Shockwave Help & Resources section of Macromedia's web site.