Re: The San Francisco Project -- JAVA400-L

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on 11/14/97at 02:57 PM, the Great and Grand  Wazir Vern Hamberg
<hambergv@goldengate.net> said:

The San Francisco project's downloadable
>stuff is Windows 95 only.  So what's the point?  Are they trying to
>out-Windows Windows?

But the Java classes are not Windows-specific. Once you get them
downloaded, you can put them anywhere, right?

I sure hope I am wrong (that would not be a wild new experience btw) but
my reading was that it was 95/NT only.  I even responded to the site's
comment button and got a pleasant reply.  It seemed patronizing to me as
non-Win95 user so I just deleted it and plan to forgot about Java for
awhile.


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Booth Martin     
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