2009-10-24 12:58:53 UTC
Hi. I'm very sorry for the big delay.
Windows installs are often tricky because there is so much opportunity for "non-standard" installations.
Your best bet is to put the jawk.jar file into your Java's "lib" dir. To do this, look for the Java install dir, usually found in C:\Program Files. For example, if your Java install dir is "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0", then put jawk.jar into the Java install "lib" dir with a command similar to:
copy jawk.jar "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0\lib\jawk.jar"
Now, you can run jawk without the -jar argument:
java org.jawk.Awk -h
--Dan