Re: XP and Java

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You may have to download a JVM from Sun. I had to do this for some of the
laptops that are running XP in my shop.

- Hank Heath
IT Mgr
Dunn Corporate Resources.

In a message dated 10/6/2002 1:38:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
brad@bvstools.com writes:


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> Date:10/6/2002 1:38:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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> I was wondering if anyone could confirm or deny that XP will
> or will not run java applications.
>
> From what I read it won't, as is, but a seperate JRE is
> required to run applets et al.  But, I assume I can still
> install Java and run applications as I used to on W98.
>
> Anyone got the official down low?
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