How do I suppress the "Outdated Java Runtime Environment" message?

Hi,
Does anyone know how I can suppress this "Outdated Java Runtime Environment" message?
I'm currently running 1.4.2.12 alongside the latest version of 1.6.x
Each time I start an applet coded to run with 1.4.2.12 a security warning appears titled "Outdated Java Runtime Environment" saying that:
"A Java applet in this webpage requires the Java Runtime Envronment (JRE 1.4.2 to run. You have JRE 1.4.2 installed, but not the latest release. Using an old release may present security risks. Do you want to run the applet anyway?"
YES / NO
I don't want to upgrade to 1.4.2.19 and this problem will occur again is 1.4.2.20 arrvies...
So how can I suppress this warning message?
I can't see anything in the registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Update\Policy that can be turned off.
I've tried the obvious:
EnableAutoUpdateCheck = 0
EnaleJavaUpdate = 0
Update schedule = 0
In fact, everything under "Policy" has been set to "0"
Any ideas? Is there an unknown registry switch or something that can be added to the startup script that turns off this version/security check?
Any advice would be useful.

While looking for something else, I accidentally found the following message:
[t-5253971]
The 3rd post in that thread (i.e. the 2nd reply) claims to have an answer. I haven't tried it (though if you do try it I would be interested to know if it works).

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