Actually, there *IS* a way to make the drop-down IE menu popup window successfully save/restore....
You have to have jre installed, and put this .java.policy in your default home directory.
Under Windows 2000, that would be: C:\Documents and Settings\(user)\
The supplied policy file only allows *this* website access, so verify it if you distrust me. :)
Under Windows 9.x, you may have to append the above .java.policy file to:
c:\Program Files\Java\\lib\security\java.policy.

If your browser can't run the magic stuff that makes the new page appear,
but you know it still supports Java applets, here are the links for a page without javascript

The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy *w/n save*
The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy
The Original Zork, from MIT 1979
Zork I: The Great Underground Empire *w/n save*
Zork II: The Wizard of Frobozz *w/n save*
Zork III: The Dungeon Master *w/n save*
Zork The Undiscovered Underground
Zork A Troll's Eye View
Adventure, the Original, aka Colossal Cave
Adventure, the Original, aka Colossal Cave, German translation
Adventure, the Original, aka Colossal Cave, Spanish translation
SoftPorn, the original Leisure Suit Larry
The Incredible Erotic Adventures of Stiffy Makane
If anyone wants a link to a page that will run other games,
Just e-mail me!





Thanks go to Matthew Russotto for writing Zplet
The Z Java Applet interpreter