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| Question: | If you write an interactive applet that uses "MouseMoved" rather than "MouseMove", how do you restrict your audience? |
| Answer 1: | Users of earlier Java-enabled browsers will not be able to run your applets since "MouseMoved" was added at Java 1.1. This was the CORRECT answer |
| Answer 2: | Users of Netscape will not be able to use your applets, as "MouseMoved" is an extension added in J++ by Microsoft. |
| Answer 3: | Users of Internet Explorer will not be able to use your applets, as "MouseMoved" resides in a package not supported on that browser. |
| Answer 4: | Provided that you also provide a "MouseDragged" method, you will not be imposing any restrictions. |
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