| Button
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Button Name
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Description
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Applet Button
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Every Java
applet or ActiveX control in the run-time environment is
represented by an applet button on the main screen. The
button indicates the applet name, its type (Java or
ActiveX control), and security status (green for
non-suspicious and red for suspicious). |
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Help Button
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Displays
the online help. |
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Statistics Button
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Displays
statistics regarding:
- Memory in use by Java
applets
- Number of applets
running
- Number of security
exceptions
- Media Tracker
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Kill All Applets Button
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Kills all
Java applets and ActiveX controls, removing them from the
run-time environment. |
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Open/Close Log Window Toggle Button
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Opens
or closes the Applets Activity Log . |
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Refresh List Button
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Refreshes
the list of current Applets . |
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Settings Button
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Opens
the Settings window. |
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System Danger level bar
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Displays the
total weight of security exception attacks. |
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Browser
protection indicator
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Indicates whether the
browser is currently protected by SurfinShield Xtra:
- A smile icon
indicates that the browser is protected
- A ‘sad’
icon indicates that browser is not protected
- (If no icon appears,
this is a temporary state meaning that the
browser has not accessed yet a page containing a
Java applet or ActiveX control.)
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