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Java Runtime Environment
I just reinstalled v11 on Win7 and remembered something a while a ago about
this ( Tools > Options > Application > Java )
I think JRE 1.8 was recommened but only see 1.6 - Am I off or should I
install? (Reminder install tips appreciated as well).
TIA
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Re: Java Runtime Environment
It's still 1.6 (Version 6 update 18)
http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp
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"BeachApe" <point@target.com> wrote in message
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>I just reinstalled v11 on Win7 and remembered something a while a ago about
>this ( Tools > Options > Application > Java )
> I think JRE 1.8 was recommened but only see 1.6 - Am I off or should I
> install? (Reminder install tips appreciated as well).
> TIA
>
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Re: Java Runtime Environment
Fusion comes bundles with 1.4.
You need to have 1.6 installed and choose to use it as an external JRE.
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"BeachApe" <point@target.com> wrote in message
news:ho6g2h$39c$1@DailyPlanet.news.netobjects.com. ..
> I just reinstalled v11 on Win7 and remembered something a while a ago
> about this ( Tools > Options > Application > Java )
> I think JRE 1.8 was recommened but only see 1.6 - Am I off or should I
> install? (Reminder install tips appreciated as well).
> TIA
>
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Re: Java Runtime Environment
On 22/03/2010 01:04, BeachApe wrote:
> I just reinstalled v11 on Win7 and remembered something a while a ago about
> this ( Tools> Options> Application> Java )
> I think JRE 1.8 was recommened but only see 1.6 - Am I off or should I
> install? (Reminder install tips appreciated as well).
> TIA
>
>
Welcome to the wacky world of Java product names/versions. As mentioned,
6 (update 18) (note, strictly speaking not 1.6) is the latest JRE; if in
doubt, go to www.java.com and follow the 'Free Java Download' link,
that's always the latest.
To get an idea of how the versions / naming have changed over the years,
have a look at the archive:
http://java.sun.com/products/archive/
You'll see the JDK / JRE versions went from 1.1 to 1.4, then just became
'5', and now '6'. Luckily for us we're normally only interested in the
JRE, so we don't have to worry about all the other versions etc!
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