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05-27-2007, 08:03 AM
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 Java Help What I want may be impsooible, but it may not. I have Opera 9.2 installed onto my USB drive, and I want to be able to run Javascript on it. I want Java installed on the USB, and able to run Opera (or Firefox) with Java enabled from the USB port. All help appreciated. BP      |
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| Java At this time, I don't think it's possible to have a Java runtime environment installed on a flash drive. Also, you do mean "Java" rather than javascript, correct? There is a difference between Java (an application) and javascript (code). |
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| I meant Java, but now that you bring it up - ifyou could enable Java Script on a browser from a flash drive without running an OS from that drive, that would be just as useful. Thanks, BP |
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