Actually a note on that,

i think the original Jump version from www.jump-project.org is a bit outdated since it is 1.1.2.
A newer version JUMP 1.2 is available at the VividSolutions Inc webpage.

But depending on what your inhouse user wants to do, I rather recommend
- Larry's SkyJUMP GIS (for drawing and so on) with direct professional support - or OpenJUMP 1.2 Beta (1.0.1 is already a bit old in terms of functionality) which is a community version and in my point rather for GIS analysis, here custom development is avalaible by some companies

I know this are already 3 Jump's... a bit confusing.. but they are for different target groups and we are working on a sync at least between SkyJUMP and OpenJUMP.

links to all flavours are on the www.openjump.org (and also an explanation why we have that familly of JUMPs)

cheers
stefan

Brian Wilshaw wrote:

Cheer's Stefan I'll give that a go today, And Larry yeah it seems so
:o)...even better our intranet has the system name of "JUMP" also. You
can imagine my confusion when the user requested "JUMP installing on his
PC"

Regards,

Brian

-----Original Message-----
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Becker
Sent: 18 June 2007 18:28
To: JUMP Users Discussion
Subject: Re: [jump-users] JUMP - Installer

Brian,

  Wow sounds like JUMP is ideal your company (JMP)!  :-)

Larry

On 6/18/07, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hei Brian,

If you use the original JUMP (download from VividSolutions) then you
may
try the binary zip archive.
Simply unpack the zip at any place and go to the myJump/bin/ folder.
here use the ".bat" file to start on windows.

If you use SkyJUMP, then Larry may know.

Otherwise if it does not work try with the OpenJUMP zip version,
downloadable from Sourceforge (for links see www.openjump.org).

stefan

Brian Wilshaw wrote:

We have tried on a particular machine to install JUMP as an
administrator. We tried earlier and the latest versions of the
install
but whenever we run them we get the usual windows message asking if
we
wish to run it and then nothing happens. We have ran it from several
locations and several versions all as the administrator. I was just
wandering if you had come across this at all before?

Regards,
Brian Wilshaw

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