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In article <01be97c6$6884b940$0200a8c0@blues>, foolhead@990.net says...
> I type 'set classpath',show 'Syntax error'.
If you mean Windows 98, and you are at a DOS prompt, then I must not be 
remembering syntax correctly for this OS.  However, I haven't developed 
on anything other than NT for over 2 years, so this is understandable 
<g>.  I think then, just type 'set'.

> I use Win97.No sentence like 'classpath=XXX' in the autoexec.bat.
> Is the default classpath of Win97 'c:\windows\java\class'?
There is no "default classpath".  Classpaths are directories, or explicit 
listings of .jar or .zip files, separated by semi=colons like:

set CLASSPATH=c:\jbuilder2\java\lib\classes.zip;e:\myprojects\myclasses;
> 
You can set this in your autoexec.bat file, and then when you go to the 
DOS prompt, you can type 'set' to see if the CLASSPATH variable is set.

Tad Frysinger (TeamB)