I'm interested on whether there are reasons for using the batch files in ~system/bin to run the various interfaces in the J7 Windows install? Why not just have the shortcut run jconsole.exe with the appropriate options directly?
One downside for using the batch files is the side effect it has on the icon used to represent the Jgtk window in the Taskbar - gray (jconsole) rather than green (jgtk). The other issue is that you end up with a cmd window (labelled j64-701gtk) as well as the window(s) for the Jgtk IDE. I've had good results with the following in Windows 7 - (it solves both problems mentioned above): Change the Target of the Jgtk shortcut from: "C:\Program Files\j64-701\bin\jgtk.bat" To: "C:\Program Files\j64-701\bin\jconsole.exe" gtkide Change the Target of the Jjhs shortcut from: "C:\Program Files\j64-701\bin\jhs.bat" To: "C:\Program Files\j64-701\bin\jconsole.exe" ide/jhs/core -js " init_jhs_'' " ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
