Re: [DataVision-users] still having a problem

[Andrew C. <aca...@ta...>]

  On 10/12/2010 3:18 PM, Andrew Cameron wrote:
>    On 10/12/2010 1:34 PM, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
>> On 10/12/2010 6:47 AM, Andrew Cameron wrote:
>>
>>> i have searched my whole drive and can't find DataVision.jar anywhere!
>>> I can find DataVision.java is this the file I want to use?
>> Probably not.  You can google for
>>
>>     file type jar
>>
>> to learn what a jar file is.  I'm not sure why your Datavision.jar file
>> is missing.  It is probably best to re-download and re-install
>> Datavision, and go from there.
>>
>> STEP #0: Save any Datavision reports you have already made that you need
>> to keep, somewhere safe.
>>
>> STEP #1: Download the current release of DataVision from SourceForge.
>> Assuming you are using Microsoft Windows, you should get the file
>>
>>
>> http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/datavision/datavision/1.2.0/datavision-1.2.0-setup.exe
>>
>> STEP #2: This file datavision-1.2.0-setup.exe is a Windows installer for
>> Datavision, so after downloading it, run it, and click all the buttons
>> when asked by the installed (click No when asked about installing a
>> particular JRE, since you already have a JRE installed which is probably
>> newer than the one included).
>>
>> STEP #3: You should now have a full copy of DataVision in the C:\Program
>> Files\Datavision\ directory on your machine.  In there is a subdirectory
>> called lib\ and in that subdirectory is a file called Datavision.jar .
>>
>> STEP #4: Run Datavision, and make sure it works for you as is.
>>
>> STEP #5: Make any changes or customizations necessary for your
>> particular needs.
>>
>> STEP #6: Copy the saved Datavision reports you saved in Step #0 and try
>> using them.
>>
>> If this does not work for you, please let us know exactly what you did,
>> and at which step things failed, and tell us what happened.
>>
>> Jonathan
>>
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> Thank you,
> This has me back to the beginning but I still have my form that I was
> working on.
> I am now trying to extract the paper.properties from the Datavision.jar
> file I typed from the command prompt "jar -x paper.properties
> DataVision.jar".  It excepted the command but has returned no results.
> Am I doing something wrong?
>
> Andy
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disregard that last request, I had the command reversed.
Andy