Applets are a very safe way to enjoy Internet games. Applets are severely restricted as to what they can do, to prevent harm to your computer or compromise of your personal information. Applets cannot read or write the data on your hard drive, and they cannot access the clipboard. They run in a 'sandbox' within your browser. To prevent an unscrupulous developer from 'spoofing' a System Window, and fooling you into entering passwords, etc., the Applet displays a little yellow triangle with an explanation point next to each Applet Window. These little warning graphics can be annoying. Luckily, you can rid yourself of them with a just a few steps, if you want: 1. In Windows Explorer, find your Java folder (typically C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin). In it, you should find policytool.exe. Double-click it to launch it. 2. In policytool, go to FILE -> OPEN, and browse to C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\lib\security and open java.policy. 3. Select codebase4. Edit policy entry 5. Add permission 6. Choose AWTpermission from the dropdown 7. Then target name: showWindowWithoutWarningBanner 9. Click OK 10. Finally, FILE -> SAVE No more yellow exclamations! Note: Your paths might be slightly different than shown above.