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Rosalinda:

> -JBuilder 2.01 beta update for JFC 1.1

That'd be what you're looking for, and it was a very good stop gap
solution at the time.  Follow the directions very, very carefully.

-Rich

Rosalinda Pritchard wrote:
> 
> If JB 2.01 means JBuilder version 2.01, I've got that. Does 2.01x means
> JBuilder 2.01x?
> These are the only downloads I could see at your website. (can't seem to
> find JBuilder 2.01x. help?)
> 
> -JBuilder Foundation for Linux, Solaris, & Windows
> -NT
> -JBuilder JIT for Linux Preview Release
> -JDataStore Update JBuilder 3�Windows Edition
> -JBuilder Support
> -JBuilder 2.01 beta update for JFC 1.1
> -JBuilder 2 Documentation Updates
> -JBuilder 1.0 Updates
> -Free JavaBeans when you register JBuilder
> -JBuilder 3 for Solaris Trial
> 
> rwilkman wrote:
> 
> > Rosalinda:
> >
> > First you have to get JB 2.01 and then you can use the 2.01x update
> > found on our website.
> >
> > Barring that (or buying JB 3 "Windows"), you'll have to stick with the
> > "dead" JFC package.
> >
> > -Rich

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