ViewONE and ViewONE
Pro are Java applets and
therefore require a Java environment (typically a
web browser) in which to operate.
ViewONE and ViewONE Pro do not require the most recent browser, or the latest version of a Java engine, ensuring that the widest possible usage of ViewONE and ViewONE Pro without the need to update computers. This approach minimizes the effort (and technical expertise) required of the user before they can start to use your system. Both viewers are designed to operate with a Java environment of version 1.1.5+ or later and any browser supporting Java 1.1.5 or above (** please see additional notes below). We continue, of course, to work with the latest versions of each browser to
ensure longevity.
| Browser |
Platform |
Viewer Support |
| Internet Explorer 5.5 SP2, 6.0 |
Windows |
Yes |
| Netscape 6.2.1 |
Windows |
Yes |
| Firefox 1.0.6 |
Windows |
Yes |
| Firefox 1.0.6 |
Mac 10.4.x “Tiger” |
Yes |
| Safari 2.x |
Mac 10.4.x “Tiger” |
Yes |
| Firefox 1.0.6 |
Other |
No |
|
Changes to the Daylight Saving dates in the USA
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As a result of the US Energy Policy Act of 2005 the start and end dates of US Daylight Savings Time (DST) are different for 2007 onwards. If you want your Windows installation to recognize the changes you will need to aply a Microsoft Windows Patch (KB928388). This can be found at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928388. Additionaly for Java applets and applications to recognize the change you need to use JRE 1.4.2_13 or any JRE 1.5.x onwards (or the Microsoft JVM version 5.0.0.3810). Please note: If you need ViewONE to recognize the changes (e.g. for Annotation creation and modification dates), these updates will be required.
Note: when using Firefox 1.0.6 on
a Mac, you cannot currently use the “%” symbol
for sizing of the applet window. Also, JavaScripting
is not available due to current limitations
of Firefox on the Mac platform.
Note: Microsoft has discontinued its extended support
for Windows 98/98SE/ME, which may affect the performance of some Window-specific
features and modules, including the PDF Module. We will endeavour
to continue to support for Windows-specific features and modules on
these older operating systems, but performance cannot be guaranteed.
To see Microsoft's notification, visit: http://support.microsoft.com/gp/lifean18
**Additional Notes
While we try our best to support all versions of JREs there may be occasions, through no fault or control of our own, where specific JRE versions have issues, possibly due to JRE flaws or design issues, or even the JRE vendor has simply removed support. Daeja will where practical try to find workarounds though there may be times when we are simply unable to workaround JRE problems. Where workarounds are found it is our policy not to insist on upgrading a JRE simply because vendor support for it has been removed, but we do ask that the user/customer accepts that we are not responsible for any aspect of JRE operation or performance and affect that it may have on our products.
Our applets
include everything necessary for a fully functional
end user applet.
This covers every element of the graphical user interface,
image and file handling. So you are unlikely
to see an applet supporting Java 1.1.5
which looks as good and works as well as ours.
Ideally any Java applet should work in your browser
without installation of additional browser options.
This is true for Microsoft
Internet Explorer version 4.01 and Netscape
4.06 (or later). For links to download
the most recent browsers or Java engines, visit our
downloads
page. |