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Getting these error messages when sending emails: unable to initialize applet" and then, " unable to set HTML message"

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vlayne
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When replying to or composing an email, I get the following: The first says " unable to initialize applet". You click OK then get the second which says " unable to set HTML message". click OK on that one , then get the third which says " javascript error.

I was running Firefox 4, so I thought that was the problem so I then downloaded 3.6. It didn't help.

I then downloaded latest Java plug in. Didn't solve it.


Any suggestions?

When replying to or composing an email, I get the following: The first says " unable to initialize applet". You click OK then get the second which says " unable to set HTML message". click OK on that one , then get the third which says " javascript error. I was running Firefox 4, so I thought that was the problem so I then downloaded 3.6. It didn't help. I then downloaded latest Java plug in. Didn't solve it. Any suggestions?

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Ryan
Ryan
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What email client or email service are you using?

vlayne
vlayne Question owner
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cox communications