Web problem

Hi all
i work on oracle 9i developper suite
when i run the form run time the explorer run and then send me this message
Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
could you help me
should I start or any instraction should do other than OC4J
thank you

I suggest you edit the DEFAULT.ENV file in the <ORACLE_HOME>\forms90\server directory and add the directory where you are saving your forms to the FORMS90_PATH entry. Most likely what is happening is that the OC4J can't find the Form you are trying to run so it displays an empty Java Applet window.
Hope this helps.
Craig...

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Example:
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p.s. Testing on:
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Noel, Yes! In your example everything works like on your video. May be my explanation was not so clear, so...I'm trying to describe in more details.
I don't know how to make video & animated gif by capture the screen...so I'll try to explain by words
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....continue:
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....continue:
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C:\Program Files\Adobe
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2. Click Add and type the word “Everyone” in the Object names Box (without the quotation marks) and click OK.
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Illustrator CS2 and earlier will lighten PNG images when you Save For Web to PNG... I wonder if that is what she might be doing.
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I'm not sure what you are talking about when you say there is extra code being embedded. It just looks like a standard GIF header so far.

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