Well I've noticed a lot of posts about errors that are from variables being set incorrectly so Here is a tut on how to do it.
First click on the Start menu then right click on Compute and click properties:
Then on the left side of the windows that pops up, click Advanced system settings:
Now Click Environment variables:
Now find the variable PATH in the system variables box and click edit:
Now when that Variable comes up, delete what's in the Variable value, and put in:
%PATH%;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_11\bin\;
(what it should look like)
When you get a new version of JDK just change the version in your variable.
Now click Ok, Ok and Ok.
[size=+3]Done. ur compilin errorz, dey shud b gone noa.[/size]
To check if its working press the windows button and R on your keyboard the windows button is usually inbetween ctrl and alt, if not you should get a new keyboard.
and type in cmd to the window that comes up, then press enter.
Now in the cmd window, type in path and press enter and it should say:
PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_11\bin\;
As for help, post your problem and make sure you fully explain what's wrong and it better not be a Variables error.
I can help with script errors as well which is basically what the help part is for seeing as anything to do with variables shoud now be fixed.
First click on the Start menu then right click on Compute and click properties:
Then on the left side of the windows that pops up, click Advanced system settings:
Now Click Environment variables:
Now find the variable PATH in the system variables box and click edit:
Now when that Variable comes up, delete what's in the Variable value, and put in:
%PATH%;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_11\bin\;
(what it should look like)
When you get a new version of JDK just change the version in your variable.
Now click Ok, Ok and Ok.
[size=+3]Done. ur compilin errorz, dey shud b gone noa.[/size]
To check if its working press the windows button and R on your keyboard the windows button is usually inbetween ctrl and alt, if not you should get a new keyboard.
and type in cmd to the window that comes up, then press enter.
Now in the cmd window, type in path and press enter and it should say:
PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_11\bin\;
As for help, post your problem and make sure you fully explain what's wrong and it better not be a Variables error.
I can help with script errors as well which is basically what the help part is for seeing as anything to do with variables shoud now be fixed.

