thats not the issue. I open the uninstaller. there are the standard modify, and repair options, but the remove button is greyed out. This happens on 3 systems that use this. I can remove other things just fine when the uninstaller comes up there is always a remove button. Maybe I was not being clear, I can execute the uninstaller just fine. At 05:50 a.m. 11/03/2008, you wrote: >Hi Shaun, > >Quote >One thing that I noticed that ever since java6.0 sun considers it as a >core component, >so you can't uninstall it. >End quote > >It sounds to me like your Windows install is having registry issues. You >most certainly can add and remove the Sun JRE 6.0 from Add and Remove >programs. For example on my laptop I can go to the Windows Vista control >panel, open programs and features, and Java TM 6 Update 3, shows up in >the list of add/remove programs. If I wanted to I could right click on >it right now, and click on uninstall and it would go by. However, as I >am developing with it I obviously am not going to uninstall it right >now. Though, sometime in the near future I will be upgrading to Java 6 >Update 4. > > >Quote >Well the sapi sdks are 500mb to. >End quote > >The Sapi 5 SDK is not necessary for .NET development. Visual Basic .NET >and C# .NET can access the SpeechLib.dll file via com without a full >SDK. Besides which The speech sdk has been rolled into the Windows Vista >Platform SDK which means the old Sapi 5.1 SDK is deprecated anyway. > >Quote >Although I can't seem to run native java programs because the standard >jre runtime >interface is graphic, sun java rendered in websites is real accessible >and stable. >End quote > > >Well, from what I have heard it sounds to me like your Windows XP Java >installation is corrupted. If you have been manually deleting your Java >machine you likely have all kinds of registry keys pointing to the wrong >runtime machine which would not only hang accesssibility, but return the >wrong vm for the application. You either need to scrub your registry >with something like registry mechanic pdq, or reformat your system. >All I can ask is in the future please get your facts strait before you >get on list spreading false information to the rest of the gaming >community. Fact is as a developer I often have to correct such eronious >and false roomers as this all the time. Someone says something untrue >about some technology like Java, and then I have to spend tech support >time helping some customer, or potential customer, realise what was said >by person x is not true, and then explain to them how the matter can be >done the right way. Often times the damage is already done because they >installed or uninstalled something they were not suppose to the wrong way. >For example, with Java the install order is this. Install Sun JRE >install Java access bridge. Now, to install it you reverse the order. >Uninstall access bridge uninstall JRE. Then, install upgrades. That is >not rocket science. > > > >--- >Gamers mailing list __ [email protected] >If you want to leave the list, send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >You can make changes or update your subscription via the web, at >http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org. >All messages are archived and can be searched and read at >http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED] >If you have any questions or concerns regarding the management of the list, >please send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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