I changed TDML to HTML and put a closing tag and when I open Netscape
4.78 I get everything but the pano. Upon starting Netscape and loading
that page I get this error: "#error: The certificate issuer for this
server is not recognized by Netscape. The security certificate may or may
not be valid. Netscape refuses to connect to this server. (-1987) #jar
file:/usr/local/netscape/RequiredGuts/Java/Lib/ifc11.jar #path: Java
reported the following error on startup: java.lang.SecurityException:
system classes were not signed." Do any of you know what that means?
Thank you, David Caroling wrote: > > I'm puzzled at the
Panotools/PTViewer question to the QTVR list? The > page works for me
with Netscape 4.72 for Mac. I'm also wondering what > TDML is? Your page
starts out with the tag and doesn't have a > closing tag, . So maybe
Netscape 4.78 is looking for that. Quick > search on the web says TDML is
Timing Diagram Markup Language. So what > does that have to do with
PTViewer panos? > > David Palermo wrote: >> >> Hello all, >> >> This
link: >> >> http://www.davidpalermo.com/mars.html >> >> works fine in
I.E. and not at all in Netscape 4.78 (for Mac) >> >> I used to test using
netscape - now for some reason it won't work... JAVA is >> turned on in
preferences. >> >> Any help is appreciated! >> >> Thank you. >> >> David
>> >>
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Caroling, http://www.wholeo.net/ > > --__--__-- > > Message: 2 > Date:
Sat, 27 Oct 2001 07:32:01 +0300 > From: Andrew > Reply-To: Andrew > To:
email@hidden > Subject: Re[2]: Camera jiggle > > gmc> I
use a coolpix 990 and I've asked people from Nikon. I can't use a > gmc>
direct computer connection for catching pictures with my camera. > > They
simply need to sell their remote cords for $130 instead using of > $1
serial cable connection. My guess. > > -- > Best regards, > Andrew
Jakowleff mailto:email@hidden > > > --__--__-- > >
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