Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing Manuale Di Manutenzione

Appendix A  End User Requirements  293

Note: If you cannot adjust these settings, your company may 
have a security policy in place that prevents changes to these 
settings. Contact your information technology (IT) department 
for more information.

Most Web browsers support mechanisms to enable users to view 
documents that cannot be read natively by a Web browser. 
Through helper applications and plug-ins, Web browsers can 
leverage other applications to read foreign document types. 
RealAudio files are one example of a file type that requires an 
external helper application such as RealPlayer or other similar 
application.

To identify a file type, the Web server reports to the Web browser 
the document’s MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Exchange) 
type. For example, the MIME type for RealAudio files is “audio/
x-pn-realaudio”.

For a Web browser to properly launch a file, it must be properly 
configured for the MIME type.

2. Netscape 

Navigator 
users

Ensure the following settings are enabled:

JavaScript: Required to access the Browser 

Test, application sharing and Slide Show.

Java: Required to access WebShare.

These settings can be accessed from Edit |  
Preferences | Advanced.

Automatically Load Images: Required to 

access application sharing and Slide Show.

This setting can be accessed from Edit |  
Preferences | Privacy and Security | Images.

Java Plug-in (Java 2 Runtime Environment = 

JRE) installed: To download, go to http://
Java.sun.com/getJava/download.html 

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