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THUNDERBIRD 800 @ 993 MHZ
ABIT KT7a RAID
256 MB PC133 cl2
IBM HD 45 GB 7200 RPM
RADEON 32MB DDR
SB LIVE PLATINUM
CREATIVE DVD 12X W/DXR3
CREATIVE 12X-10X-32X RW
ANTEC SX830
SWIFTECH MC462
Only if you don't use any of the extra propetary crap in Microsofts version of Java...Quote:
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I think there is a setting to make sure you write "standard" java code.
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what hitman said. just about anything with "visual" in it is from microsoft and they usually throw in proprierity code that only their compilers'll understand.
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It's fine to use Visual J++ to write your code, just don't use it to compile your code. Instead, stick with javac from the JDK to do your compiling. Absolutely don't use any of the Microsoft classes if you want your code to be able to run on anything but Windows. Most of them deal with GUI stuff if I remember correctly... you're better off with Swing https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/6.gif