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  1. hummer

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    i had some problems with the windows update and for some reason i didn't have any java script, so i had to download sunsofts java web start program. it works fine now, except for the first time after every restart i go to a website that requires java script, it literally takes five minutes for the website to show up, is there anything i can do to help this move along.
     
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    alright, when i would load up a website and there would be an interactive part to it, nothing would happen, i downloaded the sun java plug in and now when that occurs a little coffee mug appears in the corner and the screen shows up, but from the time i first click on the website until you actually see something on the webpage it takes about five minutes, sorry for the confussion
     
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    If you are on dialup, then I guess that it would take that long if it's a big file.
     
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    i am on cable, and it seems like it takes the computer a long time to do something, i am just wondering if there could be some other program conflicting with it or anything
     
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    The only thing you can do is to make sure your IE (or whatever your choice in websurfing program is) is updated with all the SPs.

    Javascript is code within a HTML code. I'm not too sure why it's going too slow. You might want to get this thread moved to the Internet forum. They might have a better idea.
     
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