Labels:text | screenshot | font | number | black and white OCR: HTTP proxy server The name of your HTTP proxy server. Ask your system administra- tor or your Internet Services Provider what you should enter here. HTTP proxy port The port number on your HTTP proxy server. The proxy port number is usually 80. Firewall proxy server The name of your firewall proxy server. This is needed if you are using the Appletviewer from inside a company that has a firewall. Check with your system administra- tor about what you should enter. Firewall proxy port The port number of your firewall proxy server. This port number is usually set to 80. Network access This pull-down menu controls what parts of the network applets are able to access. The options are None, Applet Host, and Unrestricted. See "Applet Security Modes" in this article for detailed information about each mode. Class access This pull-down menu controls which classes applets can access. The Choices are Unrestricted and Restricted. Although the default setting is unrestricted, you can set it to restricted if you want to make sure your applets don't access classes that are not available in all Java-compatible browsers. Figure 9: Configuring the properties in the Appletviewer.
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