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Microsoft Virtual Machine

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Microsoft Virtual Machine

The Java interpreter (Java Virtual Machine) that Microsoft customized for use with its Internet Explorer Web browser. Microsoft supported the product through 2007. See Java Virtual Machine and Java.



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