Applet won't run in Internet Explorer

I am having problems running applets that I create. They don't run in Internet Explorer. Other applets will run in the browser but it seems to use the Microsoft VM, not the JVM from Sun. The Mozilla Firefox browser will run all applets using the JVM from Sun.

to api00
If you cannot see an entry in IE Tools menu named Sun Java Console and open it , then do the following.
1.Open Windows' Control Panel and look for an entry "Java Plug-in".
- If it's not there, go here http://java.com/en/index.jsp and click the "Get It Now" button to install the Java Plug-in.
- If it's there, click it, and then the Browser tab. Make sure that "Internet Explorer" is checked, then close all instances of IE. Go to this page and try one of the applets: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/relnotes/demos.html
2. If that doesn't resolve the problem, remove ALL Sun Java stuff that you can find - check directories and the Registry - and do a clean install of Java.
to twinkietwin
Question 1: It appears that you typed the error text in your message #8, because there are capitalization and spelling problems that do not exactly match the errors that Java produces. Is this the case? If so please cut and paste the verbatim text of the errors from the window that appears when you click on the "More Details" button of the "Error - Java General Exception" box. (The EXACT and TOTAL error test is important.)
It appears that the applet is attempting to acquire the value of some variables from the HTML code that calls the applet, but for some reason it cannot find the HTML file named "example1.htm" that contains the variables. One possibility is that there is a file on your computer named either example1.htm or example1.html that is being found first. Check your machine for files with one of these names; if found, temporarily rename it to something else and try the Sun BarChart applet from the demo page again.

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