Compaq machines and Java Plug-in 1.2.2

We have installed the Java Plug-In v1.2.2 on an IBM, Dell, and Compaq machines. The os on all 3 machines is Windows 2000. Our Java applet runs fine on the IBM and Dell machines. The applet does not run at all on the Compaq machine, even though it has the same Windows 2000 image as the other machines. Instead of getting the 'Loading Java Applet...' gray box on the Compaq machine, we get a white window where nothing happens.
Has anyone seen this type of behavior before? I'm not trying to make Compaq look bad, but it seems to be consistent (we've tried this on several Compaq machines). What can I check/change? It looks like the applet is not even getting loaded at all.
Thanks,
Van Williams

Hi again Van
Is anything showing up in the Plug-In console to indicate how far through the loading process things are going?
Also, is the problem occuring with any Plug-in applet, or just the particular one you mention.
You could also try some of the applets at http://www.agmodel.net/MetBroker (all Swing-based and Plug-in requiring) to see if the problem is related to a one particular applet or the Compaq setup in general.
Is there any difference in the amount of memory between the machines?
I guess you've tried all these kind of things, I'm just clutching at straws here.
Regards
Matthew

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