Trotz neuestem Java update für OS X 10.6.8. erhalte ich die Meldung fehlendes Plug-In. Was kann ich tun?, Trotz neuestem Java update für OS X 10.6.8. erhalte ich die Meldung fehlendes Plug-In. Was kann ich tun?

Trotz neuestem Java update für OS X 10.6.8 erhalte ich die Meldung : fehlendes Plug-In. Was kann ich tun?

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Patrick,
1. You may want to use the family classid so that it is not coded to a specific minor version
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*http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
*http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8-downloads-2133155.html

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Trotz neuestem Java update für OS X 10.6.8. erhalte ich die Meldung fehlendes Plug-In. Was kann ich tun?, Trotz neuestem Java update für OS X 10.6.8. erhalte ich die Meldung fehlendes Plug-In. Was kann ich tun?

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