This page is meant for all to have fun!
All of the games here are either
"Applets" or "Scripts". You must have a
Java enabled browser to play them.
ALL are contained within this website.Click on one of the 33 game links below
and have a blast!How to play Java Games through America Online?
Some versions of the America Online built-in browser will not runCarpet Golf 3-D or other Java games such as Cliffie. To play the games, you may need to use an external Web browser. Here's how:
Click on one of the icons below to go to the Web site of Microsoft or Netscape.From either of these Web sites, you can download a free version of a Java-capable browser. Follow the instructions to install the browser on your computer.
Once you have installed the external browser, use it instead of AOL's built-in browser. Just launch the external browser any time you are connected to AOL.
If you already have one just minimize AOL and launch it.
Netscape Navigator locks up when I try to play.
Under Windows 95, certain releases of Netscape Navigator version 4 will randomly lock up the firsttime you try to run a Java applet. Don't worry, though; Navigator will run Java just fine on the second try. Just terminate the locked-up program (by pressing CTRL + ALT + DELETE), then launch Netscape again. When you try playing Carpet Golf this time around, it ought to work.
The game runs very slowly. What can I do to speed it up?
Carpet Golf 3-D runs best on computers with a Pentium 100 MHz processor or faster. The Web browser also has a major impact on the speed of the game. Of the browsers I have tested, I find that Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4 gives the fastest performance with Java applets.
Of course, the game will run faster if you shut down all other CPU-intensive tasks that may be running.
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