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Hi Isaac, Make sure your JDK bin directory is included in your PATH variable. In addition, Windows 98 has some weird DOS-isms. Try adding the following line to your AUTOEXEC.BAT: set PATH=%PATH%;c:\JDK13~1.1\bin Also, if you've installed VisAD into (for example) the C:\visad folder, then you should also have: set CLASSPATH=C:\visad;. Make these changes, reboot, then try: java -version You should receive a message about it being Java version 1.3.1. Then change to C:\visad folder and try: nmake -f Makefile.WinNT compile Good luck, Curtis At 01:39 PM 4/2/2002, you wrote: >i am facing serious problems running visad on windows 98. i have installed >jdk1.3.1 on drive C:\ and visad is also on drive C:\ including nmake >utility. but i keep getting this error "fatal error U1081: 'javac':program >not found stop" > >i cannot tell what is causing this problems even though i set my >autoexec.bat to "set CLASSPATH=c:\JDK1.3.1 " > >YOU CAN GIVE ME A CALL AT 860-679-2775 AND ASK FOR ISAAC OR GIVE ME A NUMBER >SO THAT I CAN REACH YOU. > >thanks > >Isaac
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