I'm trying to upload a file, but I do not see an Upload option. I see a blank white box with an X in it. Is that where the Upload option is?
ISSUE:
You cannot upload a file using Add Attachments in the Assignments tool. Or you cannot upload a file using Get Files in the My Files tool. Or you cannot upload a file in the Whiteboard tool in a Chat session. In the Get Files box, here is an example of the "white box with an X": This is where the My Computer image should appear, which allows you to upload files into your course: RESOLUTION: You need to install a compatible version of the Java plug-in. There are several tools in the course system that depend on the Java plugin being installed on your computer. To install the Java plugin on your computer: Step 1: Check to see if you have any previous versions of Java on your computer and uninstall them first. These instructions include images for both Windows Vista and Windows 2000/XP operating systems. IMPORTANT: It is critically important that users do not install Java on top of other/previous versions of Java or several key functions will not work. So, you must uninstall any previous Java prior to installing a newer version of Java. Windows Vista For example: If you have another Java version in your program list, repeat the above steps to uninstall that version. Windows 2000/XP If you have another Java version in your program list, repeat the above steps to uninstall that version. Step 2: Get Java. Step 3: Follow the on-screen instructions for the installation. As confirmation that the Java plug-in is installed, you will see a steaming coffee cup image in the lower-right of your computer's task bar whenever you open an application that uses Java. For example: Step 4: Login to your course. When you visit a web page that uses Java, you may see a yellow message box similar to the following: Do the following steps: Step 5: Go back to the Get Files box. After installing Java, the first time you open a Java-enabled tool, a coffee cup animation flashes as Java loads. This will only happen once, but the process may take a few minutes. Be patient. In the Get Files box, here is an example of the My Computer image, which means Java is installed: NOTES: If you have any further questions, please contact us for support. Thank you. - Technical Support


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