That shouldn't be a problem, just make sure to export it correctly (tick the 'windows' or 'linux' boxes) on the export application button.

Thanks, that makes it easy.  i dislike developing on windows. ok if you stick to the windows development apps. step outside and configuration becomes a hurdle. 

For those that are interested I eventually got around this issue on Windows 7 by placing imported libraries into  the main "libraries" directory in the Processing distribution and not the local sketchbook libraries as instructed for version 1.5.

If you follow the instructions given on the wiki, you should have no problem in installing libraries in the sketchbook, while you will have (minor) issues if you go your way.

Hello Phi.Iho.  I followed instructions on Wiki to the letter.  Duplicated the file structure on a Mac to see if I had missed something.  Placing the contributed library within the sketchbook folder system worked on the Mac, but

Strange. I have a 64bit Windows 7 computer, and I never had issues with this setting. I had an XP machine before and I copied the sketchbook as it was, no issue at all.
Just in case, I would recommend to avoid spaces in the path, sometime Java doesn't like them.

Of course, whatever works for you is fine, but I wanted to point out there might be issues with the approach you indicate.

Thanks for the heads up that it does work on Windows 7.  I will try to figure out what the problems is with this machine. Yes I can see that I am going to run into problems when it comes to building this as an app or applet. Cross that hurdle when I come to it.