I'm using some Open University software, SB-BASE, that as far as I understand has been written in Java, but the batch file will not run and returns an error stating the "javaw" command is not recognise.

Can anyone suggest why this isn't working? The software installs without any problems and I'm using a Windows 7 machine with admin rights.

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I don't know if this is the right place for this kind of questions, as we just deal with programming things, but you should check your system path to see if it includes java's dirs.

Take a look here:

Thanks for your help folks, I appreciate this is for programming problems, but I was advised to try the site by a colleague.

It turned out the installation process was a bit clunky and didn't like being installed on the D drive with the OS and Java on the C drive, so the shortcut didn't work.

Again, thanks for taking the time to respond.

Best wishes, Andrew

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