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2 total messages Started by Roger Tue, 02 Nov 2004 15:03
Where are the tutorials?
#35
Author: Roger
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 2004 15:03
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Hi,

Trying out JBuilder.  Thought I'd start with the tutorials.  I tried to load a tutorial and I get the message,

Can not parse file URL:jar:file:C:/JBuilderX/bin/jb_tutorials.jar!/introjb/tutorials.html Can not load or parse the file The system cannot find the file specified 

I saw a similiar post in this newsgroup, but I didn't see a clear answer.  The particular tutorial I'm starting with is the Editor application. 

Thank you.
Re: Where are the tutorials?
#36
Author: Paul Furbacher [TeamB]
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 2004 16:57
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Roger wrote:

> Trying out JBuilder.  Thought I'd start with the tutorials.  I
> tried to load a tutorial and I get the message,
> 
> Can not parse file
> URL:jar:file:C:/JBuilderX/bin/jb_tutorials.jar!/introjb/tutorials.html
> Can not load or parse the file The system cannot find the file
> specified
> 
> I saw a similiar post in this newsgroup, but I didn't see a clear
> answer.  The particular tutorial I'm starting with is the Editor
> application.

Assuming that you downloaded JBuilder X,
you have to go back to the download site
and get the *separately* downloadable
docs and samples.


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