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Subject: Re: No BSD Communicator 4.0?
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> > Java doesnt seem to want to work for me either. Funny, last night I
> > downloaded the Linux version because I saw no BSD version. Everything
> > worked fine, including Java.. All I had to do was extract everything into
> > one directory... oh well. :(
> 
> I found that if you unset the CLASSPATH environment variable then java 
> will work.

Umm, where should I put Java4_0 ?? This is what the variable points to...