Hi Steffi This is impossible -or very limited- due to security restrictions imposed by Java. I never remember exactly what can be done; maybe if you use the "signed" version of the applet you can, but I think even so it is not possible. With the unsigned applet, using the webpage and applet in your hard disk, you can open files that are located below the applet in the folder structure, but not outside it. With the signed applet, you may access files from other folders -or not-. Using the webpage from a server, I think you are limited to the server.
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