Charles Bell
Posts: 519
Nickname: charles
Registered: Feb, 2002
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Re: JView.exe
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Posted: Mar 9, 2003 12:25 PM
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Sometimes problems like that clear up by reinstalling the software.
From the dos prompt you can look at your environment variable settings with the command
set
set /? gives the help output
set with no parameters displays all the environment variables.
look for the lines that start with:
CLASSPATH=
or PATH=
you may have to make your dos shell taller or pipe the output to a text file with a command such as:
set > set.txt
CLASS and CLASSPATH are strings with entries separated by the semicolon ; character
. means current working directory.
if that little period . is not in your classpath, add it.
Depending on what windows version you are running, you you may have to change these with either an autoexec.bat file entry or on Windows NT or Windows 2000 under SYSYTEM your Control Panel (on the ADVANCED tab).
I don't know much about the microsoft java virtual machine, just enough to compile a couple of simple programs and run
them from the dos prompt.
Sometimes pecking around under preferences, options, customize, ... etc may fix it. The most obvious answer may be found in the help section of the program.
Best wishes,
Charles
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