My Applet Doesn't work in Microsoft VM!

I created an Applet with Sun One Studio 4 CE, using the form editor.
It also uses the class java.util.Timer, and some classes that extend Frame and Dialog that are used to create new windows from the applet. When I Start my Applet in a computer with Microsoft VM, the applet stays gray. It works perfectly with the sun One VM. I really need to make it work in Microsoft VM. can someone Help me?

Your applet probably makes use of methods and objects added in Java 1.2 or later. It might never work with the Microsoft VM (Java 1.1.4). Besides, the days of the MS VM are numbered...

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