Identifying "Warning! Applet window"

Hi,
I have some swing components called from awt applet( java 1.1).I have signed the jar and if the user has not imported the key it is showing me the "Warning! Applet window".Is there anyway I can identify in my code that user has not imported the key so that I can convey the user properly..
Thanking you,

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