Bob Hanson escreveu:
I think it's a level of change none of us understand -- the cache I was
referring to was the Java cache, which is where the JAR files go, which
is different (sigh) from the "browser cache"; apparently that was not
cleared. I've seen it happen, but I don't know exactly how to remedy it.
Shouldn't be a major issue. Somehow the Java Virtual Machine gets messed
up and tries to read the wrong set of JAR files.
Bob
In WinXP this cache is located in "C:\Documents and
Settings\USERNAME\Application data\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache" and can be
cleared through Start>Control Panel>Java>General>Settings. I've run into
trouble with some java applications before (never with Jmol) and
developed the habit of clearing this cache periodically.
Regards
Sérgio
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