Stuart,

I have an XP machine with WinZip, and don't have that problem.

Have you checked that the file doesn't have a hidden extension? It may
be that IE or Netscape have added a ".tar" to the end of the file on
download. If you switch on "show hidden file extensions" and then remove
the .tar, it should work fine.

Julian.

"Rison, Stuart" wrote:
> 
> Dear all,
> 
> Having no joy installing Artemis 5 under Windows XP.
> 
> The first problem is that I have WinZip on the machine, which automatically
> (and somewhat justifiably) considers the .jar file to be an archive and
> associates itself with it.  The consequence of this is that double clicking
> on artemis_v5.jar opens up WinZip which give me the option to uncompress the
> jar!
> 
> I have tried reassociating the artemis_v5.jar file with other applications,
> i.e. java, javaw, and javap (more out of desperation than anything).  At
> least double clicking no longer opens WinZip, I get a DOS-type window where
> a message of the style 'error can't find thread "main"' appears (not sure of
> the exact message, as it flashes too fast).
> 
> Any help and/or pointers much appreciated.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Stuart.
> 
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> Dr. Stuart C. G. Rison
> Department of Pathology and Infectious Diseases
> Royal Veterinary College
> Royal College Street
> London, NW1 0TU
> United Kingdom.
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> want to do real science.", Sydney Brenner, UCL Pfizer Lecture, 8 May 2001
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