3.5.1 Problems in sending (the address book does not appear)

The possible causes of problems in sending are as follows:

Java failed to start because JRE was not allowed to be executed. (When not using the Send and Receive App)
Java successfully started but the Java proxy authentication failed.
Java successfully started but the Java applet of JP1/DH - Server failed to start. (When not using the Send and Receive App)
Other causes^#

#: Collect a log by following the procedure described in 3.5.3 Collecting a Java console log (When not using the Send and Receive App), and then send it to the system administrator.

Organization of this subsection

(1) Java failed to start because JRE was not allowed to be executed (When not using the Send and Receive App)

When a message that asks permission to run JRE appears, click Run ActiveX Control.

The address book does not appear unless you run JRE.

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When using the Send and Receive App

See 3.6.3(1) When using the Send and Receive App (Default) to check the proxy settings of the App.
When not using the Send and Receive App

Does the Authentication Required dialog box appear? If so, enter your user ID and password for the proxy authentication. The address book does not appear unless this proxy authentication is implemented.

Does the Security Information dialog box that asks you whether you run the Java applet of JP1/DH - Server appear? If so, click the Run button.

The address book does not appear unless you run the applet.

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