IMPORTANT NOTICE +++++

If you are running Windows with Internet Explorer, and the navigation buttons don't seem to work correctly, the problem may be that you still have the Microsoft version of Java currently installed in your system. This version of Java is a Microsoft design which does not meet Internet Java standards. It is no longer being offered or supported by Microsoft but it does remain in many Windows operating systems dating before late 2003. As of that date. Microsoft conceded that the Sun version of Java is the correct version.

Java is a universal computer language that runs on any kind of computer. The Java Virtual Machine (VM) or Runtime Engine (JRE) interprets the code to make the computer respond correctly. Java is used extensively in web page programming. Most web page creation programs are based correctly on Sun's official Java code. Microsoft attempted to develop their own version of Java, supposedly to be more compatible with other Microsoft programs. In a well publicized legal ruling, Microsoft was ordered to abandon its non-standard Java. But all Windows Operating Systems sold before that ruling date contained the Microsoft version of Java.

Now, PC users need to eliminate the incorrect Java version from Microsoft and install the correct version from Sun.

You can get a free copy of the Sun Java program by going to Sun's Java Web Site and selecting
    * The Free Download in the right column,

This will download to your computer, and once downloaded, you will run the program to install the Sun Java into your Windows OS.

Restart your computer, then start your Internet Explorer program and go to' Internet Options' under 'Tools'. In the Internet Options window, go to 'Advanced'and make sure that the Java (Sun) option is checked. Also make sure that all options under Microsoft VM are NOT checked.

This update should make your Internet Explorer fully compatible with current Java standards.

You also have the option of replacing Internet Explorer with o much better browser. If you have a PC, check out FireFox and/or Opera. If you have a Mac with OSX, you already have Safari. And both FireFox and Opera for the Mac are other options. FireFox, Opera, and Safari are significantly more secure than Internet Explorer, as well as being basically better browsers. All of these non-IE browsers use Sun's legitimate Java version.

Note: The non-Java text links at the bottom of each Math-Power web page fully mirror the button options which do use Java.

Please let us know if you still have problems. Email us at info@math-power.com

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