On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, Tom Warner wrote: > > On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 08:36 PM, Henry Kalir wrote: > > > Yesterday, I allowed Software Update to install a Java update, and now > > I > > can't open any of those sites at all. > > > > I'm using a Ti G4 800 MHz with OS 10.2.4 > > > > You might be interested in this from <http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/> : > > "How to uninstall Java 1.41 > Mike Hay the developer responsible for the new Java plugin has > informed me that you can disable/enable the Java 1.4.1 update in the > following way: After installing the Java 1.4.1 Update, you may switch > the version of Java that Safari uses by: > (a) moving the bundle "JavaPluginCocoa.bundle" out of > "/Library/Internet Plug-Ins" to the Desktop -- Safari will use Java > 1.3.1 > (b) moving the bundle "JavaPluginCocoa.bundle" from the Desktop back > into "/Library/Internet Plug-Ins" -- Safari will use Java 1.4.1 > > Apparently, the bug in this article is a known issue with the Java > 1.4.1 implementation according to Apple. It affects only a few applets, > but that isn't much consolation to a loyal user of one of those > affected sites. It is also interesting that the PC running XP does not > have this problem with Java. Now that we know how to uninstall Java > 1.41 in OS X for these situations we can use the Java plugin that works > best. Pass the word." > > All the best, > Tom Hi Tom, Tried removing the JavaPluginCocoa.bundle as you had suggested. No luck. Get a "Java corruption" message. Best, Henry