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- hermitdog May 2014
- KevinWorkman April 2014
- Matyze April 2014
I need help with SvgExe -- please!
I have tried all day with NO success to use the SvgExe tool. Here is a webpage I just posted that explains details and shows graphics of each step: hermitdog.com/executable_jar.htm
What am I doing wrong?
Answers
It shouldn't open with Chrome...
It's a hunch, but I think the answer lies in open with.
I've been talking to hermitdog via email and I believe the problem is that his PATH doesn't include Java, so he can't open any jars by default.
Yes! And thanks very much for your help, Kevin. I ended up downloading and installing the Java Developer Kit (JDK) -- and then I edited my Path to look just like Kevin's - and then everything worked fine.
My Path: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_51\bin
another "yes" to Matyze's "The answer lies in open with --- "
Right-clicking on the jar, then "open with" Java does the trick. One can also tell the computer to open all .jar files with Oracle's Java --- and shouldn't need to right-click and "open with" after that. Thanks, Matyze.