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RE: jexcelapi

You can find jexcelapi at http:jexcelapi.sourceforge.net 
As far as to where to extract it..it's up to you, just include the
location in your CLASSPATH.

Thanks,
Tommy Holden


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Subject: jexcelapi

Can someone tell me how to use the jexcelapi?
How do I get it, where do I extract it?
I'm using WDSC for my java development.  Thanks,

Ron Power
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