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[sledge-]

Originally Posted by Vedder

I doubt that you can integrate with an office library from Java.
Besides, Java developers usually don't have MS Office, we have Open Office

Open Office FTW ... ah wait Latex ftw

But in theory you could do that with c#/.net ... no need to go into more detail as it's not the best way to do it

[Spin Rep Pitt]

i use windows xp pro x64 edition
and i already installed java and jre 6 update 3
however i can't run the scanner.jar cause it was associated with winrar first and now no program to associate..

your app supports 64 bit or i am doing something wrong?

[jdegre]

Originally Posted by Spin Rep Pitt

i use windows xp pro x64 edition
and i already installed java and jre 6 update 3
however i can't run the scanner.jar cause it was associated with winrar first and now no program to associate..

your app supports 64 bit or i am doing something wrong?

i guess you've changed manually the association for jar files in the past, right?

in that case, you must re-associate the jar extension with "Java (TM) Platform SE binary".

simply, right click on the jar file, choose "Open with", then "Choose Program", and select that option from the list (clicking the checkbox "Always use this program to open these files").

these are the options under win2k, my shitty box at work ... i guess it is something like that under winxp

/jdegre.

[Zabler]

Was about to write "I love your tool" but then i realised.. thats sounds.. .well.. uhmm...

Good program though

[Spin Rep Pitt]

yes i did associated with Java (TM) Platform SE binary there are two; java and javaw. tried both: java version simply runs something in a dos window for a second and disappears. javaw version says (Java Virtual Machine Launcher) "Could not find the main class. Program will exit."

any more suggestions?

[jdegre]

Originally Posted by Spin Rep Pitt

yes i did associated with Java (TM) Platform SE binary there are two; java and javaw. tried both: java version simply runs something in a dos window for a second and disappears. javaw version says (Java Virtual Machine Launcher) "Could not find the main class. Program will exit."

any more suggestions?

hmmm, not sure what you mean by that, in my box i don't have to select "java" or "javaw"... when i click "open with..." i have two options:
- "Java(TM) Platform SE binary", which is internally associated with javaw.exe (plus other parameters), but you don't really see that, it's defined in the windows registry
- "Java(TM) Web Start Launcher", which is internally associated with javaws.exe

it is the first option you must choose; definitely it is not java.exe, but you should not need to specify neither java.exe nor javaw.exe, explicitely.

[Vedder]

Originally Posted by Spin Rep Pitt

yes i did associated with Java (TM) Platform SE binary there are two; java and javaw. tried both: java version simply runs something in a dos window for a second and disappears. javaw version says (Java Virtual Machine Launcher) "Could not find the main class. Program will exit."

any more suggestions?

Originally Posted by jdegre

hmmm, not sure what you mean by that, in my box i don't have to select "java" or "javaw"... when i click "open with..." i have two options:
- "Java(TM) Platform SE binary", which is internally associated with javaw.exe (plus other parameters), but you don't really see that, it's defined in the windows registry
- "Java(TM) Web Start Launcher", which is internally associated with javaws.exe

it is the first option you must choose; definitely it is not java.exe, but you should not need to specify neither java.exe nor javaw.exe, explicitely.

I think this might be the problem...

Originally Posted by jdegre

...simply, right click on the jar file, choose "Open with", then "Choose Program"...

You shouldn't have to click "Choose program", but just "Open with", and then choose from the list, if your Java installation worked correctly.

Maybe

[jdegre]

Originally Posted by Vedder

I think this might be the problem...

You shouldn't have to click "Choose program", but just "Open with", and then choose from the list, if your Java installation worked correctly.

Maybe

i'm at home now (winxp) and that's different in both windows versions. but in any case, as you say, if the java installation is ok, the option "Java(TM) Platform SE binary" should appear as such, with no need to pick an specific "exe" file from the file system.

@rep: it really looks like your java installation is screwed somehow; i'd recommend un-installing, and doing a fresh install again.

[Zabler]

Works perfect in window mode.
If i play fullscreen the program crashes..
Or it doesnt crash, it just.. well.. when i tab back out its .. white.. empty.. nothingness..

[jdegre]

Originally Posted by Zabler

Works perfect in window mode.
If i play fullscreen the program crashes..
Or it doesnt crash, it just.. well.. when i tab back out its .. white.. empty.. nothingness..

are you running PEAss at the same time?
while in EU, when you press print-scrn, do you hear the camera sound, and after some seconds do you hear the confirmation sound?
does the bottom part of the program (the text console) shows any info at all?

(i need detailed info about the problems, guys... )