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GameCradle
since 2008 |
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Operating Environment |
The games on this
website is developed with
Java and Flash.
To play
games on this website, Java
Runtime Environment (JRE) or
Fash Player must be
installed in your PC.
(It is free, and it is easy
to install online.)
When
the game does not run
properly, please install the
JRE and Flash Player from
the following pages. |
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Please note that, when
volnerability is found in
your operating environment,
the operating version of
each software needs to be
changed. |
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The above software is
regularly updated to address
its volnerabilities. When
"update" message is
displayed on your OS,
please make sure to update
your software. The update
can be easily done online.
Please click
here
for details. |
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If you still experience problems
after the installation, please try
the following |
＜Java＞
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- If keys do not respond,
try clicking on the game
screen. |
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- Try clicking on the
Refresh button on your
browser. |
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Is Java disabled in your
browser settings? |
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- Is
Java installed in your PC an
older version? |
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Is your game program
downloaded successfully? |
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When the message
"Application blocked
by security
settings" is
displayed,and the
program cannot be
run |
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The security setting
has been changed
since Java7u51. To
execute the program,
you need to change
the Java settings.
Windows OS: |
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1: |
OS start
menu>
Control
panel > Java |
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Security tab
> Check
"Enable Java
content in
the
browser".
Set "the
security
level" to
"middle",
and press
the OK
button. |
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The setting
described
above will
allow the
execution of
applications
that do not
have a
certification
(i.e.,
untrusted
applets) on
the brower.
When
executing a
Java applet,
the
execution
permission
diaologue
will be
displayed.
If you think
the
application
can be
trusted,
execute it
by choosing
"Yes".
If
you don't
know or
don't trust
the
application,
select "No"
for not
executing
it.
Please note
that the
Java applet
games on our
website are
not
certified,
and
therefore is
treated as
"unstrusted"
applets. |
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3: |
Close
your
browser, and
reopen the
game page.
(If you
create a
temporary
shortcut
before
closing the
browser, you
can reopen
the game
page
quickly.) |
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When
the pop-up
window
appears and
ask "Do you
want to
execute this
application?",
choose
"Yes". The
game will
start. |
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Please refer to
Oracle Website for
detatied
explanations about
settings for other
operating systems. |
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Oracle
Corporation: How do
I control when an
untrusted applet or
application runs in
my web browser?
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If the message "Java
required for this
game is not
installed" appears
after Java is
installed, |
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Java execute
permission may not
be enabled in the
browser.
Java
setting needs to be
changed to execute
the program.
Windows OS: |
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1: |
OS start
menue>
Control
panel > Java |
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2: |
Security tab
> Check
"Enable Java
content in
the
browser".
Set "the
security
level" to
"middle",
and press
the OK
button. |
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The setting
described
above will
allow the
executution
of
applications
that do not
have
certification
(i.e.,
untrusted
applets) in
the brower.
that do not
have
certification
(i.e.,
untrusted
applets) in
the brower.
When
executing a
Java applet,
the
execution
permission
diaologue
will be
displayed.
If you think
the
application
can be
trusted,
execute it
by choosing
"Yes".
If
you don't
know or
don't trust
the
application,
select "No"
for not
executing
it.
Please note
that the
Java applet
games on our
website are
not
certified,
and
therefore is
treated as
"unstrusted"
applets. |
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3: |
Close your
browser, and
reopen the
game page.
(If you
create a
temporary
shortcut
before
closing the
browser, you
can reopen
the game
page
quickly.) |
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4: |
When
the pop-up
window
appears and
ask "Do you
want to
execute this
application?",
choose
"Yes". The
game will
start.
Please refer
to Oracle
Website for
detatied
explanations
about
settings for
other
operating
systems. |
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Please refer to
Oracle Website for
detatied
explanations about
settings for other
operating systems. |
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Oracle
Corporation: How do
I control when an
untrusted applet or
application runs in
my web browser?
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Java Runtime
Environment (JRE): |
software required to run Java
programs. |
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What is Java?
Java is a programming language and
its runtime environment developed by
Sun Microsystems.
Java was
developed on the basis of the
revolutionary idea, "Write Once, Run
Anyware." Once a program is
developed, it can be run a wide
range of environment including
Windows and Linux.
Furthermore,
Java source codes are openly
available and can be used or
modified free of charge.(The Virtual
Machine, the core part, was also was
also made openly availabe as Open
JDK.)
It is now activey developed
by development communities,
corporations, and individuals,and
used in a variety of fields such as
cellphones as well as personal
computers and servers.
Other
characteristics of Java include its
application to networks programming.
Expecting the expansion of networks,
Sun Microsystems designed Java to
take into account network
environments.
In January 2010,
Oracle bought Sun Microsystems,
taking on the primary control of the
management and development of Java. |
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GameCradle
- a Cradle for Games -
since 2008 |
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