On Windows NT 4.0 you set your environment variables with
START ==> Settings ==> Control Panel ==> System
which brings up a Dialog, choose the Environment Tab,
select the Classpath or path variable and enter any additions after placing a
semicolon after the last entry on the value line
Charles
>
> From: Fergus Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2001/07/20 Fri PM 04:46:15 EDT
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [JAVA3D] Running Java applications
>
> Well,
>
> I managed to find out about the Java2 plugin HTML thing... I just needed
> to include 'Swing' in my search, even though I'm not actually using Swing.
>
> I've realised that specifying the -cp . option with java.exe allows me to
> run applications in the current directory (why does the corresponding
> abbreviation not work with javac??), as does typing set classpath=. in
> advance - but I remain baffled and irked that it doesn't work without this.
> Surely the line 'set classpath=jdk1.3.1; . ; %CLASSPATH%' in autoexec.bat
> ought to do the trick? Is there perhaps somewhere else to put such an
> option that I don't know about because of my relative lack of experience
> with NT? Re-installing Java3D didn't help incidentally - thanks for
> suggestion though Mattie. Had to be worth a try...
>
> - Troubled in Surrey.
>
> http://fergusmurray.members.beeb.net/interact.htm
>
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