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nope never seen this code before ... it's not even a recognizable BSoD error.Call Microsoft support.xboxrulz

couldn't you just create a Shell script (in UNIX) or a .BAT file (Windows) to launch your standalone Java application?xboxrulz

You can make a Java test applet and embed it to your website. The following code is an example: import java.applet.Applet;import java.awt.event.*;import java.awt.*;//intializes the Applet and the ActionListenerpublic class Problem1 extends Applet implements ActionListener{ // creates space for the labels and textfields Label lblPrice = new Label ("Product Price: "); Label lblQuantity = new Label ("Quantity: "); TextField txtPrice = new TextField(25); TextField txtQuantity = new TextField(10); TextArea txaOutput = new TextArea("Calculation Result" + "\n", 10,30); Button btnCalculate = new Button ("Calculate Price"); // initializes the objects to be created and link it with an ActionListener public void init() { DesignLayout(); txtPrice.requestFocus(); txtPrice.addActionListener(this); txtQuantity.addActionListener(this); btnCalculate.addActionListener(this); } // tells what the ActionListener to do public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) { float Price = Float.valueOf(txtPrice.getText()).floatValue(); float Quantity = Float.valueOf(txtQuantity.getText()).floatValue(); float Total; Total = Price*Quantity; txaOutput.append("\n" + Price + "\t" + Quantity + "\t" + Total); ClearTextFields(); } // shows how things are placed using the DesignLayout() tool public void DesignLayout() { GridBagLayout gridbag = new GridBagLayout(); GridBagConstraints constraints = new GridBagConstraints(); setLayout(gridbag); constraints.insets = new Insets(5,5,5,5); //Row 1 Label constraints.weightx = 1.0; constraints.anchor = GridBagConstraints.WEST; constraints.fill = GridBagConstraints.NONE; gridbag.setConstraints(lblPrice, constraints); add (lblPrice); //Row 1 Text constraints.weightx = 3.0; constraints.gridwidth = GridBagConstraints.REMAINDER; constraints.anchor = GridBagConstraints.EAST; gridbag.setConstraints(txtPrice, constraints); add(txtPrice); //Row 2 Label constraints.weightx = 0; constraints.anchor = GridBagConstraints.WEST; constraints.fill = GridBagConstraints.NONE; gridbag.setConstraints(lblQuantity, constraints); add(lblQuantity); //Row 2 Text constraints.gridwidth = GridBagConstraints.REMAINDER; constraints.anchor = GridBagConstraints.EAST; gridbag.setConstraints(txtQuantity, constraints); add(txtQuantity); //Row 3 Button constraints.gridwidth = GridBagConstraints.REMAINDER; constraints.gridx = 0; constraints.anchor = GridBagConstraints.EAST; gridbag.setConstraints(btnCalculate, constraints); add(btnCalculate); //Row 4 Text Area constraints.gridx = 0; constraints.gridwidth = 2; constraints.anchor = GridBagConstraints.CENTER; gridbag.setConstraints(txaOutput, constraints); txaOutput.setEditable(false); add(txaOutput); } // this method sets ClearTextFields to clear all the text after each query public void ClearTextFields() { txtPrice.setText(""); txtQuantity.setText(""); } } All you need is a Java IDE to run this file. I recommend NetBeans xboxrulz

I prefer NetBeans because it's really friendly and it runs on a lot of major operating systems like Windows, Mac, Linux, Solaris and even BSD.Furthermore, NetBeans has migration options from Eclipse and JBuilder (one that my school uses).xboxrulz

I don't think Flash and Java can communicate with each other. I couldn't fins such framework for it in the Java JDK API documents. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/ xboxrulz

ya me too and then ... the Canadian Transportation Safety Board will have so many accidents to take care of :s.xboxrulz

nice comments everyone, it was a great read...However, it only took me 2-3 minutes to memorize the solar system.Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Cereus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Charon, and 2003 UB 313.xboxrulz

Most likely it was Spyware for the one who can't run some games (or missing DLLs) or even if he's running the wrong version of Windows. Windows 2003 Server is reported to NOT run some games like Battelfield 2.xboxrulz

KDEWolf, I have to disagree about your AGP/PCI-E support and long term support section. NVIDIA still produces cards in the 7xxx series for AGP. 7xxx being their latest series, they still support people in older architecture. ATI, however has ditched AGP support on their X series, which is the equivalent or under NVIDIA GeForce 7xxx series.Even in driver support, they just recently removed anything under GeForce 3 a couple months back. However, ATI dropped support for the 8xxx series long ago. Which, this series is a later series than the GeForce 3 series.xboxrulz

I use Kopete because I didn't like Mercury since it's using Java and Java sucks when you have more than 5 conversations going at the same time or have a conference. Also, Kopete can handle all my AIM/Yahoo!/Jabber and MSN. However, I still prefer Skype.I don't like GAIM either and especially how it's outlined. They save your contact list into the local computer. It's highly annoying whenever you delete contacts on another computer not running GAIM and come back to one that is .. It'll then ask you to resync the contact list.xboxrulz

However, some Mac users are really uber computer users since they understand how UNIX works and uses the UNIX features on Mac, however keeping the GUI for other uses.Heck, even I'm dying to get a Mac.xboxrulz

a computer suddenly turning off does not signify RAM problems. In modern computer, if one RAM fails, it just disables it and continue with less RAM. However, if you insert it improperly at a certain way, it will cause the RAM to burn.xboxrulz

Source: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Your comments? xboxrulz

I always favoured NVIDIA, even though ATI is cheaper, especially in Canada (since ATI is a Canadian company)... but I talk about overall performance. NVIDIA has the best driver you can find for video cards. It's pixel shader is top notch too. However, ATI beats NVIDIA in speed. However, when it comes to graphics, I think speed is not as important as quality.The best thing about NVIDIA is that they support many UNIX operating system like Linux, Solaris and BSD.xboxrulz

Yes, you can run MacOS X on most x86/x86-64 machine. However, it is considered highly illegal. The only legal way to run MacOS X is to have it running with a Mac hardware. However, the Mactels can run Windows XP via Bootcamp.xboxrulz

There are such incidents. However, you must MAKE SURE THAT YOU INSTALLED IT PROPERLY.xboxrulz

I'm suspecting that your machine might be overheating. Go to the BIOS and then check the machine temperature. Any modern machine should have a temperature meter. If the temperature is over 60 degrees celcius (unless overclocked) then your computer is definitely overheating. If it's above 55 degrees celcius, you should keep an eye on your computer at all times, unless you might run into the risk of it bursting if it's on top of carpet.xboxrulz

of course! An AMD64 processor was meant to run 64-bit and 32-bit applications natively with little or none cost of performance. The difference is that one can run on 4GB+ of memory and the other cannot. Furthermore, the processor running 32-bit application will not use the full potential of the processor. However, the AMD64 architecture was designed to run 32/64-bit apps natively. Therefore, running Windows XP or any operating system, including Linux as 32 bit is perfectly fine.xboxrulz

eh, I prefer Quicksilver Forums, an official branch off MercuryBoard. Well, I prefer it because it's fast, and it's liteweight. That's also why I joined the development team.xboxrulz

or the best way to do it immediately is to start the command prompt (cmd) and then type del (filename).xboxrulz

ummm... can you post us your computer's specification, especially the voltage that your country's electricity grid uses (ex: 120V in North America and 220V in Hong Kong). Also, can you give us the voltage of your Power Supply Unit?Furthermore, can you provide what operating system you're running on?xboxrulz

Yes, there are many incompatibilities on the 64-bit edition, I did have to reinstall my brother's computer (which ran the 64-bit Windows) back to 32-bit just to get out of this incompatibility hell hole.xboxrulz

Over here at Wikipedia, there's a section of Personal Computers that are not IBM based, but are still referred as Personal Computers: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ xboxrulz

Yes, computer software now-a-days, no longer conform with traditional rules, where if you buy it, you own it. Instead, you just buy the rights to run the software. However, you can still sell your rights to someone else, as long as you NO LONGER HAVE THE SERIAL NUMBER YOURSELF unless stated in the software's EULA, in this case Microsoft barred you from doing so.xboxrulz

I don't think PC should be synonymous with the x86 processor. This is highly misleading because the Personal Computer means that it's your computer and that you own it. That, is why it's called a PERSONAL Computer. Also, the name PC was actually popularized by Apple.xboxrulz