Usage: jinstall URL of configuration file

I am totally over my head and I hope someone can help.
I'm supposed to go to the usps.com website to print postage paid overnight delivery mailing labels. The usps website directs me to download a javascript before I can print. I downloaded http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/autodl/jinstall-1_4-windows-i586.cab and extracted the files to /mydocuments/mydownloads/javascriptfromusps (a folder I created).
When double-clicking on the jinstall icon (or when trying to use the 'run' function on the start button for windows xp, I receive the following error message:
Usage: jinstall <URL of configuration file>
If anyone is able to offer some insight it would be most appreciated. My supervisor is none too happy with me, & I've already missed the delivery deadline for today.
Thank you.

Based on the link below, it is Java plugin that has to be installed and not javascript...
Try accessing this URL:
http://java.com/en/download/windows_automatic.jsp
You should get prompted to download and install Java plugin - accept the prompt and follow installer instructions. Then go back to USPS web site and try printing labels.

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