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Sounds like you have to set up the classpath so that oracle.forms.engine.main can be found..

GraphicConverter is well worth the shareware fee. I have never gotten such good and quick support/bugfixes from anyone else, Torsten Lemke is the Man!

Did you install the Dev Tools CD ?

Solved... Changed a GetCWMgrPort to GetWMgrPort in the initial SetPort, dunno why though, never mind, i'm porting this legacy code to Java right now. Thanx for all the input folks.. ;)

I found out (the hard way) that I need to have the same amount (or more) free disk space as I have Ram (512Mb). I think this has something to do with some calculation errors regarding free space on the disk. When the finder reported 200Mb free I got disk full error when trying to duplicate a...

When upgrading to Jaguar an old program written in C in CW10 starts to act weird (running in classic). DragGrayRgn does not erase the rect when dragging, leaving a trail of black rectangles om the screen, in 10.1.x it worked ok. I know it's a wild try to ask such a question here, but someone...

Yes, I have read that somewhere, don't remember where though ... sorry.

> One thing though: 10.2 recreates the desktop icon immediately. And isn't that in the resource fork? If there is no icon resource , the file gets an icon depending on the file extension .jpg .txt and so.

There is a freeware utility called GrimRipperCM to do this without the terminal. I haven't tried it myself though. http://free.abracode.com/cmworkshop/

If you are located in the right folder you don't have to write the full path. Open the terminal, type "cd " (a space at the end, no return) then click on the folder icon at the top of your finder window, hold and drag it to the terminal and the path to that folder is pasted into the terminal...

One way would be to copy the file in the terminal: cp orgname newname This removes the resource fork from the copy.

[link removed by moderator -evildan] > > I can't find it in OS X. > Apple seems to have "put it away" permanently. What, Can't you find Command-Y or can't you find the porn link you accidentally pasted into your message? Priceless :D

I have read about some problems with non existing man-files after upgrading to 10.2 , do a search in the forums and see if there is a solution. The man page should be there. do you get any man pages at all?

Yes.

Take a look at this: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20021008063606483 "Add a neighborhood to the Connect to Server dialog". Don't know if this is what you want, perhaps it is. I can't test it myself, I only have my own local neighborhood to play with. It's probably just...

Check man sudoers , in the sudoers file you can specify users that can sudo without password.

Here is my result: /usr/bin/gcc /usr/include/gcc /usr/lib/gcc /usr/libexec/gcc For some reason you seem to miss the /usr/bin , can't help you here, i'm confused too. I think i would re-install X and go from there. You could try the "Repair privileges" in Disk Tool, but I really...

I'm sure that you _could_ install it by dragging it manually from the CD. (I don't have the CD here right now) but it's probably stored in some compressed format on the CD. And I'm sure that you'd have to install a lot of libraries and other stuff to make it work, so i don't think it's as easy...

Hm.. weird, it should be there. Did you install on the same partition as your system ? Try to install it again.

echo $path and see if /usr/bin is included, also check in /usr/bin so that you see that gcc really is there.