There is no way to turn it off other than uninstall it.  There are no big security issues that Im aware of that would warrant that.  Kip

Message Edited by kippy50 on 08-03-2004 06:20 AM

Could you kindly direct me to the correct link on that page, Thanks.  Kip

It is safer to use Sun Java.
Please see:

Spyware/Virus Removal and Prevention

for more details.

kippy50,

The recommendation on that page is "Scripting of Java applets" set to prompt. My system is set to enable that feature and I have used Microsoft VM for years without a problem.

Denny,

Where do I locate it on my computer? If I don't have it where do I get it?

I do see something concerning Java applets listed under my security tab which is enabled, but is there anything more to this setting?

Thanks............

Message Edited by BrickYard on 08-04-2004 04:10 AM

BrickYard,

Go to Start|Run, enter cmd and click OK. At the command prompt enter jview and press . If Microsoft VM is installed a screen will open showing the version you have installed at the top (the latest is 5.00.3810. If you don't have it you can download it from one of the two mirror sites here. You should download 5.00.3805 first then update it with 3810.