Can't get java runtime, and applets, running inside Firefox 11.

I have gone to my Windows 7 control panel and enabled java for the mozilla family,
which implies the web browser I use, Firefox 11 at the moment.
I have gone to Firefox/Tools/Add-Ons/Plugins and have enabled the
Java Deployment Kit 6.0.250.3
However, when I go to the Oracle Java test page
http://www.java.com/en/download/testjava.jsp
It can't detect java working in my web browser.
The install missing plugins button appears in the top right,
and while it downloads java, it consistently fails here stating
that I have the option to install manualy (which I have successfully done already).
I have the java 6 download manager working, however I can't run applets embedded in the web browser.
Please, how do I get my java working in firefox for my applets?

Zachary1234 wrote:
Yes, 32 bit java and a 32 bit web browser seem to be the only working answer for applets,
even in windows 7 (and adherence to the firefox browser).No, its not. Its exactly as I said, not what you make of it. If you have a 64 bits firefox, install a 64 bits runtime.
Let me put it differently: applets work just fine on my 64 bits Windows 7 under a 64 bits Firefox 11 with a 64 bits runtime.

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