HELP PLEASE HELP! urgent question with an easy answer!!!!

Question

Hello;
I designed a JFrame game, that uses gif files as ImageIcons. The game works perfectly when I run it from console with the java.exe command.
However; now I want to create a wraparound and run the JFrame in the Internet Explorer from an applet. So I created a new file that extends JApplet; this new file creates a new object of the JFrame-game's class and show()'s it.
And I created an HTM file that runs the JApplet class. However, the internet explorer cannot open the applet because it has trouble loading the pictures (gif files). How can I load the pictures from my applet for my frame???
I dont want to change the Java security file. I just want to make the images accessible by my applet. I cannot use commands like setImage in my applet because my JFrame sets the Images.
(I repeat)My JApplet only invokes an object of my JFrame class and shows it.
PLEASE HELP PLEASE PLEASE..
Thanks..

Answer 1

OK; let me tell you the whole thing. My pictures are in the same folder for sure.
My JFrame reads pictures and assigns JButtons pictures. when I run the frame there are 16 buttons with the same picture, and when I click the buttons there is a listener in the JFrame that changes the pictures. Simply put, the JFrame has no trouble finding and loading the pictures.
Then I created a JApplet as follows:
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class MemoryApplet extends JApplet
public void init ()
     GameFrame ce = new GameFrame ();
     ce.show ();
GameFrame is the name of the JFrame class. Then when I try to open the applet using IE, it gives the following error:
Exception: java.security.AccessControlException: (javax.io.FilePermission back.gif read)
back.gif is one of the gif files that are used in GameFrame