TriMN

Since the IT guys at school took my Mac in for reinstall(I'm no longer a student there so they have to remove all software licenses). I'm stuck with another crapy computer of mine. Installing Ubuntu 8.04 on It at the moment. 9.04 didn't support old graphic drivers(wich Linux is suposed to do?) ;(

Since it's summer vacation now I might begin to read these books. I dunno if I should start learning JavaScript or Objective-C while I'm doing some PHP. Hmm... Testing "MMS-blogging" from my iPhone for the first time \o/

Joining Espen on the bbq (the sun is on the other side .... )

Ye ye, I know I should be using my Opera site for blogging and stuff. It's both sexy and do smell very good. But, I'm not.

I'm a web developer, I got my own domain, domain host, and lots of random servers laying around. That's why I got more activity on www.trimn.net. Well, not THAT much, but more than it's here.

But hey, if I got something cool on my mind, I'll share it with My Opera Community! But you could always visit me at www.trimn.net

This doesn't mean that I'm not using My Opera. It's that all the random boring writings are at www.trimn.net. But you wont notice any difference between my.opera.com/TriMN and www.trimn.net

After I began to use my old PC with a fresh install of Windows XP(since my Macbook is at Eplehuset getting some new parts, and yes, the PowerBook also died two days later). I've gotten a strange error message every now and then, and Java Applets refuse to respond. And yes! I hunted down the and killed it!

Getting this error message when loading a Java Applet in Opera on Windows?


Solution
Close Opera, copy the file (MSVCR71.dll) from C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\msvcr71.dll to C:\Windows\System\ (and of course you have to have Java installed).

Now you should be able to load Java Applets again

Get the latest version of Opera at www.opera.com
Get the latest version of Java at www.java.com


Update [May 31 2009] - A tip from Sanchit Karve. He wrote in the comments that you could instead of copying the dll file, add (JavaInstallDirectory)\jre6\bin to the Environment Variables. It's a better solution. Thanks for the tip.