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I have had many installation errors through the years. Seems some cd or dvd players work better than others for this, I don't know why. So when I run into this, I usually use an external DVD player to do the setup. you should be able to do this through the BIOS.

10.5 is the only one.

Hi!

It is a java related error.
To fix it, please go to control pannel, add remove programs (programs and features in windows 7), uninstall all java installation you have. Then go to www.java.com and download and install the latest version.
Now everything should be OK.


Hope it helped.

Regards,

Bogdan

There's no reason you'd want to install (another) program to get your operating system to use the drive. Just use drive manager or whatever (in administrative tools in Windows) to check that the format's suitable for your use (ntfs is good, fat32 is...less good, xfs is great, ext4 is unexpected but good) and rename the volume, maybe assign a drive letter; and rebooting is almost not optional. Is there truly no title (e.g. Seagate Drive Tools 7.31.132) to the installer?There might be a log inspection tool handy for explaining what was going on with the InstallShield thing at the time in Administrative Tools too; e.g. there isn't any space on your first drive. If not, we can wait for other reasons to care about stalled apps.

That was a rather open question.

As long as the language is standards-based, you should have no problem using the language on any platform where it's certified.

That said, anything related to utilising specific operating-system related features such as GUI are much different, except in Java. Since Java is the same output regardless of platform (but version-specific), you can run it on any platform with the correct version (usually the same or newer) Java Virtual Machine. As mentioned, Java programming is the same on almost any platform. Traditionally, Macs lagged way behind Windows as far as Java releases are concerned, but the lag a lot less now (a few months, sometimes less). Macs also are much more Java-friendly.

Non-Java GUI programming is, as mentioned, much different. Honestly, enough tools exist on both platforms to make GUI programming similar in experience, though much different in actual code.

C, C++ both program the same on either platform (again, GUI code will be platform-specific).

A giant plus to Mac programming is that you have access to all the UNIX-type stuff in a way which is a part of the OS, as opposed to on a PC, where it all needs to be added on. I love the Terminal app on OS X - nothing like it on PCs.

Finally, if you're backed by someone with money, the tools on PCs are a bit better than what OS X has to offer, but not substantially.

if you have a 32 bit and install sheld is 64 bit and not compatable with a 32 bit the start up drivers want work in it . or you can delet and redownload it if its comatable to your computer.

Have you updated your drivers for your Graphics Cards, often that can help a problem and is often overlooked. You can find the specific graphics card you have by running dxdiag.exe and looking under the display tab. Drivers can be found on the respective websites, ATI or Nvidia.

Goto suns website and download their JRE or JDK. Google sun JRE.

(although now they are oracle)

http://www.west-wind.com/Weblog/posts/5688.aspx ~This sets the basic idea in motion. Regards Gewiz

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