Question #140519 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/140519
Status: Open => Solved
RaiMan confirmed that the question is solved:
I suppose, you have installed/unzipped your Sikuli X distribution in the
directory "absolute-path-to-SikuliX", which in case you have used the
installer in it's standard settings is c:\Program Files\Sikuli X
When using the Sikuli-IDE.bat (or sikuli-script.jar standalone), you have to
make sure, that the following entries are in your system path
"absolute-path-to-SikuliX"\libs (which is already implemented if you have
used the installer before)
"absolute-path-to-Java"\jre6\bin
So if Sikuli and Java are installed with there standard settings, your system
path should contain:
c:\Program Files\Sikuli X\libs;c:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin
If you have any individual situation, just adopt the entries
accordingly.
Other prerequisites:
- uninstall Sikuli 10.2 using the uninstall feature of Windows before using the
Sikuli X installer
- make sure you have the current Java runtime environment JRE from Sun/Oracle
in it's 32-Bit version installed with the standard settings
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