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June 20th 08, 05:09 AM
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I was just looking through the A/R list on Win98SE computer, noticing
that I have a rather large list of Java Runtime Environment installs all the way from Java 2 v1.4.1_02 until Java 6 Update 4 (13 in total). Can I delete everything prior to Java 6 Update 4 or shall I retain Java 5.0 Update 14 along with Java 6 Update 4 as well. Thanks. 
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June 20th 08, 05:45 AM
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Uninstall them ALL, check to see if there is a Java folder in C:\Program
Files, and if so delete it, then go to Java.com and get the latest for 98/ME which is 5.0 Update 15. Or, since your system seems to have no problems with v6, get the latest version 6 Update 6. http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp Every time you update Java, first remove any existing Java installations. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/User http://grystmill.com wrote in message ... I was just looking through the A/R list on Win98SE computer, noticing that I have a rather large list of Java Runtime Environment installs all the way from Java 2 v1.4.1_02 until Java 6 Update 4 (13 in total). Can I delete everything prior to Java 6 Update 4 or shall I retain Java 5.0 Update 14 along with Java 6 Update 4 as well. Thanks.
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June 20th 08, 02:06 PM
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On Jun 20, 12:45 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote:
Uninstall them ALL, check to see if there is a Java folder in C:\Program Files, and if so delete it, then go to Java.com and get the latest for 98/ME which is 5.0 Update 15. Or, since your system seems to have no problems with v6, get the latest version 6 Update 6.http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp Every time you update Java, first remove any existing Java installations. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... I was just looking through the A/R list on Win98SE computer, noticing that I have a rather large list of Java Runtime Environment installs all the way from Java 2 v1.4.1_02 until Java 6 Update 4 (13 in total). Can I delete everything prior to Java 6 Update 4 or shall I retain Java 5.0 Update 14 along with Java 6 Update 4 as well. Thanks. Thanks Gary. Works great. I went with 5.0 Update 15, then went to the verification process on the Java site which confirms that 5.0 Update 15 is the correct version, that everything was working properly. While first trying 6.0 Update 6, I got the warning that this version was incompatible, might not function properly, so as a "non-techie", I went the safe route. Thanks again, sure frees up a lot of "C" drive space.
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June 20th 08, 07:08 PM
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Yeah, they are still patching v5 (Update 15 is a very recent one), and until
they stop doing that, it's the one I'd choose for 9x systems. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/User http://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 12:45 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Uninstall them ALL, check to see if there is a Java folder in C:\Program Files, and if so delete it, then go to Java.com and get the latest for 98/ME which is 5.0 Update 15. Or, since your system seems to have no problems with v6, get the latest version 6 Update 6.http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp Every time you update Java, first remove any existing Java installations. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... I was just looking through the A/R list on Win98SE computer, noticing that I have a rather large list of Java Runtime Environment installs all the way from Java 2 v1.4.1_02 until Java 6 Update 4 (13 in total). Can I delete everything prior to Java 6 Update 4 or shall I retain Java 5.0 Update 14 along with Java 6 Update 4 as well. Thanks. Thanks Gary. Works great. I went with 5.0 Update 15, then went to the verification process on the Java site which confirms that 5.0 Update 15 is the correct version, that everything was working properly. While first trying 6.0 Update 6, I got the warning that this version was incompatible, might not function properly, so as a "non-techie", I went the safe route. Thanks again, sure frees up a lot of "C" drive space.
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June 26th 08, 04:49 AM
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On Jun 20, 2:08 pm, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote:
Yeah, they are still patching v5 (Update 15 is a very recent one), and until they stop doing that, it's the one I'd choose for 9x systems. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 12:45 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Uninstall them ALL, check to see if there is a Java folder in C:\Program Files, and if so delete it, then go to Java.com and get the latest for 98/ME which is 5.0 Update 15. Or, since your system seems to have no problems with v6, get the latest version 6 Update 6.http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp Every time you update Java, first remove any existing Java installations. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... I was just looking through the A/R list on Win98SE computer, noticing that I have a rather large list of Java Runtime Environment installs all the way from Java 2 v1.4.1_02 until Java 6 Update 4 (13 in total). Can I delete everything prior to Java 6 Update 4 or shall I retain Java 5.0 Update 14 along with Java 6 Update 4 as well. Thanks. Thanks Gary. Works great. I went with 5.0 Update 15, then went to the verification process on the Java site which confirms that 5.0 Update 15 is the correct version, that everything was working properly. While first trying 6.0 Update 6, I got the warning that this version was incompatible, might not function properly, so as a "non-techie", I went the safe route. Thanks again, sure frees up a lot of "C" drive space. Gary, a new glitch on using Java 1.5.1 update 15, solo. Upon opening Writer in Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0, an error window came up saying that this version of Java was defective and to use another version. As you might recall, amongst the 13 JRE installs on my computer was Java 6 update 4. So I uninstalled 1.5.1 update 15, then re-installed Java 6 update 4, the error window went away. To verify, when Writer came up, I went to "Tools, Options, Open Office.org, Java, which then lists Java 6 update 4 as the only JRE install, with a check mark next to it, confirming that it was the correct version for Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0. I went the further step of installing Java 6 updates 5, 6 as well, but Writer only put a check mark next to Java 6 update 4 again as the correct version, so I uninstalled Java 6 updates 5, 6, leaning Java 6 update 4 as the only Java install on my computer, guess that's the right one. For this non-techie it seems to work. Thanks, Ken.
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June 26th 08, 07:55 AM
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Not familiar with the Open Office app, but I bet if you ONLY installed
Update 6 and uninstalled the rest, your app will choose it just fine. I'd certainly want to test. But you MUST only have one installed at a time. (And always check Program Files\Java folder to make sure that only one folder exists, the one for the installed Update. If other folders still exist there after uninstalling from Add/Remove Programs, delete those folders. These updates are nearly always intended to fix a vulnerability. If you can't use the latest update(s), then you really need to use your firewall to block Java from running in your browser. Use it only for your local apps. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/User http://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 2:08 pm, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Yeah, they are still patching v5 (Update 15 is a very recent one), and until they stop doing that, it's the one I'd choose for 9x systems. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 12:45 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Uninstall them ALL, check to see if there is a Java folder in C:\Program Files, and if so delete it, then go to Java.com and get the latest for 98/ME which is 5.0 Update 15. Or, since your system seems to have no problems with v6, get the latest version 6 Update 6.http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp Every time you update Java, first remove any existing Java installations. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... I was just looking through the A/R list on Win98SE computer, noticing that I have a rather large list of Java Runtime Environment installs all the way from Java 2 v1.4.1_02 until Java 6 Update 4 (13 in total). Can I delete everything prior to Java 6 Update 4 or shall I retain Java 5.0 Update 14 along with Java 6 Update 4 as well. Thanks. Thanks Gary. Works great. I went with 5.0 Update 15, then went to the verification process on the Java site which confirms that 5.0 Update 15 is the correct version, that everything was working properly. While first trying 6.0 Update 6, I got the warning that this version was incompatible, might not function properly, so as a "non-techie", I went the safe route. Thanks again, sure frees up a lot of "C" drive space. Gary, a new glitch on using Java 1.5.1 update 15, solo. Upon opening Writer in Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0, an error window came up saying that this version of Java was defective and to use another version. As you might recall, amongst the 13 JRE installs on my computer was Java 6 update 4. So I uninstalled 1.5.1 update 15, then re-installed Java 6 update 4, the error window went away. To verify, when Writer came up, I went to "Tools, Options, Open Office.org, Java, which then lists Java 6 update 4 as the only JRE install, with a check mark next to it, confirming that it was the correct version for Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0. I went the further step of installing Java 6 updates 5, 6 as well, but Writer only put a check mark next to Java 6 update 4 again as the correct version, so I uninstalled Java 6 updates 5, 6, leaning Java 6 update 4 as the only Java install on my computer, guess that's the right one. For this non-techie it seems to work. Thanks, Ken.
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June 26th 08, 02:48 PM
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On Jun 26, 2:55 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote:
Not familiar with the Open Office app, but I bet if you ONLY installed Update 6 and uninstalled the rest, your app will choose it just fine. I'd certainly want to test. But you MUST only have one installed at a time. (And always check Program Files\Java folder to make sure that only one folder exists, the one for the installed Update. If other folders still exist there after uninstalling from Add/Remove Programs, delete those folders. These updates are nearly always intended to fix a vulnerability. If you can't use the latest update(s), then you really need to use your firewall to block Java from running in your browser. Use it only for your local apps. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 2:08 pm, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Yeah, they are still patching v5 (Update 15 is a very recent one), and until they stop doing that, it's the one I'd choose for 9x systems. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 12:45 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Uninstall them ALL, check to see if there is a Java folder in C:\Program Files, and if so delete it, then go to Java.com and get the latest for 98/ME which is 5.0 Update 15. Or, since your system seems to have no problems with v6, get the latest version 6 Update 6.http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp Every time you update Java, first remove any existing Java installations. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... I was just looking through the A/R list on Win98SE computer, noticing that I have a rather large list of Java Runtime Environment installs all the way from Java 2 v1.4.1_02 until Java 6 Update 4 (13 in total). Can I delete everything prior to Java 6 Update 4 or shall I retain Java 5.0 Update 14 along with Java 6 Update 4 as well. Thanks. Thanks Gary. Works great. I went with 5.0 Update 15, then went to the verification process on the Java site which confirms that 5.0 Update 15 is the correct version, that everything was working properly. While first trying 6.0 Update 6, I got the warning that this version was incompatible, might not function properly, so as a "non-techie", I went the safe route. Thanks again, sure frees up a lot of "C" drive space. Gary, a new glitch on using Java 1.5.1 update 15, solo. Upon opening Writer in Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0, an error window came up saying that this version of Java was defective and to use another version. As you might recall, amongst the 13 JRE installs on my computer was Java 6 update 4. So I uninstalled 1.5.1 update 15, then re-installed Java 6 update 4, the error window went away. To verify, when Writer came up, I went to "Tools, Options, Open Office.org, Java, which then lists Java 6 update 4 as the only JRE install, with a check mark next to it, confirming that it was the correct version for Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0. I went the further step of installing Java 6 updates 5, 6 as well, but Writer only put a check mark next to Java 6 update 4 again as the correct version, so I uninstalled Java 6 updates 5, 6, leaning Java 6 update 4 as the only Java install on my computer, guess that's the right one. For this non-techie it seems to work. Thanks, Ken. You are right Gary. The app chose Java 6 update 4. But when 1.5.1 update 15 was the only Java install on my computer, the app won't choose it. So I guess Java 6 update is the correct one for this app. All is well again. Thanks.
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June 26th 08, 04:48 PM
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No, all is NOT well if you're using version 6 Update 4. You should uninstall
Update 4 and install Update 6. I'm betting your application will work just fine with the latest Update. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/User http://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 26, 2:55 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Not familiar with the Open Office app, but I bet if you ONLY installed Update 6 and uninstalled the rest, your app will choose it just fine. I'd certainly want to test. But you MUST only have one installed at a time. (And always check Program Files\Java folder to make sure that only one folder exists, the one for the installed Update. If other folders still exist there after uninstalling from Add/Remove Programs, delete those folders. These updates are nearly always intended to fix a vulnerability. If you can't use the latest update(s), then you really need to use your firewall to block Java from running in your browser. Use it only for your local apps. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 2:08 pm, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Yeah, they are still patching v5 (Update 15 is a very recent one), and until they stop doing that, it's the one I'd choose for 9x systems. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 12:45 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Uninstall them ALL, check to see if there is a Java folder in C:\Program Files, and if so delete it, then go to Java.com and get the latest for 98/ME which is 5.0 Update 15. Or, since your system seems to have no problems with v6, get the latest version 6 Update 6.http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp Every time you update Java, first remove any existing Java installations. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... I was just looking through the A/R list on Win98SE computer, noticing that I have a rather large list of Java Runtime Environment installs all the way from Java 2 v1.4.1_02 until Java 6 Update 4 (13 in total). Can I delete everything prior to Java 6 Update 4 or shall I retain Java 5.0 Update 14 along with Java 6 Update 4 as well. Thanks. Thanks Gary. Works great. I went with 5.0 Update 15, then went to the verification process on the Java site which confirms that 5.0 Update 15 is the correct version, that everything was working properly. While first trying 6.0 Update 6, I got the warning that this version was incompatible, might not function properly, so as a "non-techie", I went the safe route. Thanks again, sure frees up a lot of "C" drive space. Gary, a new glitch on using Java 1.5.1 update 15, solo. Upon opening Writer in Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0, an error window came up saying that this version of Java was defective and to use another version. As you might recall, amongst the 13 JRE installs on my computer was Java 6 update 4. So I uninstalled 1.5.1 update 15, then re-installed Java 6 update 4, the error window went away. To verify, when Writer came up, I went to "Tools, Options, Open Office.org, Java, which then lists Java 6 update 4 as the only JRE install, with a check mark next to it, confirming that it was the correct version for Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0. I went the further step of installing Java 6 updates 5, 6 as well, but Writer only put a check mark next to Java 6 update 4 again as the correct version, so I uninstalled Java 6 updates 5, 6, leaning Java 6 update 4 as the only Java install on my computer, guess that's the right one. For this non-techie it seems to work. Thanks, Ken. You are right Gary. The app chose Java 6 update 4. But when 1.5.1 update 15 was the only Java install on my computer, the app won't choose it. So I guess Java 6 update is the correct one for this app. All is well again. Thanks.
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June 26th 08, 05:35 PM
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On Jun 26, 11:48 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote:
No, all is NOT well if you're using version 6 Update 4. You should uninstall Update 4 and install Update 6. I'm betting your application will work just fine with the latest Update. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 26, 2:55 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Not familiar with the Open Office app, but I bet if you ONLY installed Update 6 and uninstalled the rest, your app will choose it just fine. I'd certainly want to test. But you MUST only have one installed at a time. (And always check Program Files\Java folder to make sure that only one folder exists, the one for the installed Update. If other folders still exist there after uninstalling from Add/Remove Programs, delete those folders. These updates are nearly always intended to fix a vulnerability. If you can't use the latest update(s), then you really need to use your firewall to block Java from running in your browser. Use it only for your local apps. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 2:08 pm, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Yeah, they are still patching v5 (Update 15 is a very recent one), and until they stop doing that, it's the one I'd choose for 9x systems. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 12:45 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Uninstall them ALL, check to see if there is a Java folder in C:\Program Files, and if so delete it, then go to Java.com and get the latest for 98/ME which is 5.0 Update 15. Or, since your system seems to have no problems with v6, get the latest version 6 Update 6.http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp Every time you update Java, first remove any existing Java installations. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... I was just looking through the A/R list on Win98SE computer, noticing that I have a rather large list of Java Runtime Environment installs all the way from Java 2 v1.4.1_02 until Java 6 Update 4 (13 in total). Can I delete everything prior to Java 6 Update 4 or shall I retain Java 5.0 Update 14 along with Java 6 Update 4 as well. Thanks. Thanks Gary. Works great. I went with 5.0 Update 15, then went to the verification process on the Java site which confirms that 5.0 Update 15 is the correct version, that everything was working properly. While first trying 6.0 Update 6, I got the warning that this version was incompatible, might not function properly, so as a "non-techie", I went the safe route. Thanks again, sure frees up a lot of "C" drive space. Gary, a new glitch on using Java 1.5.1 update 15, solo. Upon opening Writer in Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0, an error window came up saying that this version of Java was defective and to use another version. As you might recall, amongst the 13 JRE installs on my computer was Java 6 update 4. So I uninstalled 1.5.1 update 15, then re-installed Java 6 update 4, the error window went away. To verify, when Writer came up, I went to "Tools, Options, Open Office.org, Java, which then lists Java 6 update 4 as the only JRE install, with a check mark next to it, confirming that it was the correct version for Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0. I went the further step of installing Java 6 updates 5, 6 as well, but Writer only put a check mark next to Java 6 update 4 again as the correct version, so I uninstalled Java 6 updates 5, 6, leaning Java 6 update 4 as the only Java install on my computer, guess that's the right one. For this non-techie it seems to work. Thanks, Ken. You are right Gary. The app chose Java 6 update 4. But when 1.5.1 update 15 was the only Java install on my computer, the app won't choose it. So I guess Java 6 update is the correct one for this app. All is well again. Thanks. I tried that Gary but the app won't put a checkmark next to it, only Java 6 update 4. By the way that app is the fuller version of Open Office 2.4.0, the free office program similar to Microsoft Office.
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June 26th 08, 07:11 PM
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When you described trying it, you didn't say that you removed JRE6 Update 4.
Sounded to me like you just added updates 5 and 6 without removing any of the others (4 and or 5). If ONLY update 6 is installed, what happens? What gets checked? -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/User http://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 26, 11:48 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: No, all is NOT well if you're using version 6 Update 4. You should uninstall Update 4 and install Update 6. I'm betting your application will work just fine with the latest Update. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 26, 2:55 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Not familiar with the Open Office app, but I bet if you ONLY installed Update 6 and uninstalled the rest, your app will choose it just fine. I'd certainly want to test. But you MUST only have one installed at a time. (And always check Program Files\Java folder to make sure that only one folder exists, the one for the installed Update. If other folders still exist there after uninstalling from Add/Remove Programs, delete those folders. These updates are nearly always intended to fix a vulnerability. If you can't use the latest update(s), then you really need to use your firewall to block Java from running in your browser. Use it only for your local apps. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 2:08 pm, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Yeah, they are still patching v5 (Update 15 is a very recent one), and until they stop doing that, it's the one I'd choose for 9x systems. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... On Jun 20, 12:45 am, "Gary S. Terhune" none wrote: Uninstall them ALL, check to see if there is a Java folder in C:\Program Files, and if so delete it, then go to Java.com and get the latest for 98/ME which is 5.0 Update 15. Or, since your system seems to have no problems with v6, get the latest version 6 Update 6.http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp Every time you update Java, first remove any existing Java installations. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/Userhttp://grystmill.com wrote in message ... I was just looking through the A/R list on Win98SE computer, noticing that I have a rather large list of Java Runtime Environment installs all the way from Java 2 v1.4.1_02 until Java 6 Update 4 (13 in total). Can I delete everything prior to Java 6 Update 4 or shall I retain Java 5.0 Update 14 along with Java 6 Update 4 as well. Thanks. Thanks Gary. Works great. I went with 5.0 Update 15, then went to the verification process on the Java site which confirms that 5.0 Update 15 is the correct version, that everything was working properly. While first trying 6.0 Update 6, I got the warning that this version was incompatible, might not function properly, so as a "non-techie", I went the safe route. Thanks again, sure frees up a lot of "C" drive space. Gary, a new glitch on using Java 1.5.1 update 15, solo. Upon opening Writer in Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0, an error window came up saying that this version of Java was defective and to use another version. As you might recall, amongst the 13 JRE installs on my computer was Java 6 update 4. So I uninstalled 1.5.1 update 15, then re-installed Java 6 update 4, the error window went away. To verify, when Writer came up, I went to "Tools, Options, Open Office.org, Java, which then lists Java 6 update 4 as the only JRE install, with a check mark next to it, confirming that it was the correct version for Oxygen Office Professional 2.4.0. I went the further step of installing Java 6 updates 5, 6 as well, but Writer only put a check mark next to Java 6 update 4 again as the correct version, so I uninstalled Java 6 updates 5, 6, leaning Java 6 update 4 as the only Java install on my computer, guess that's the right one. For this non-techie it seems to work. Thanks, Ken. You are right Gary. The app chose Java 6 update 4. But when 1.5.1 update 15 was the only Java install on my computer, the app won't choose it. So I guess Java 6 update is the correct one for this app. All is well again. Thanks. I tried that Gary but the app won't put a checkmark next to it, only Java 6 update 4. By the way that app is the fuller version of Open Office 2.4.0, the free office program similar to Microsoft Office.
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