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JMark is a Java applet, not a stand-alone Java applicationJava applets are designed to run inside Web browsers. For security reasons, applets have minimal access to the PC's resources; for example, applets can't write to a hard disk (which is why you can't save JMark results on the computer you're testing). However, programmers can use Java to write full-scale, stand-alone applications, such as word processors or spreadsheets that do use a computer system's full resources. But it's important to remember that JMark is an applet; it is not a stand-alone application, it can't write to your hard disk, and it depends on another application (a browser or applet viewer) in order to run. |
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