![]() Now launch registery editor through Start > Run > "regedit" and create entries as decribed in "New jEdit Launcher\README.html" documentation in "Installing" section.Call the magic command to register DLL file:.> cd "\Program_Files\New jEdit Launcher\bin" From the command prompt, enter the "bin" subdirectory of New jEdit Launcher like this:. ![]() On Windows 7 you must do it as Administrator, so open Start menu, type "cmd", right-click on the black "cmd.exe" icon and select "Run as administrator". Windows 7 causes lots of problems with Program Files so I prefer some other places, let's say "h:\Program_Files\New jEdit Launcher". Unpack New jEdit Launcher to some directory.So in case you also use jEdit and look for a way to do it, here are the steps, checked under Windows XP as well as 7: Recently I've found New jEdit Launcher - a package that serves this purpose very well, but unfortunately it's quite hard to setup. As jEdit is still my favourite text editor (second after Visual C of course), I was looking for a way to integrate it with Windows so it was my default editor for TXT and other text files. With Java it's more difficult because there program is a JAR file. NET it's not the case because it creates EXE files so they can work as normal programs and even system services (I'm not sure about shell extensions and device drivers). That's why my friend Przemek created libraries for accessing new Windows 7 taskbar features from Java, Python and Qt code and sells them as his startup Strix Code.įinally it's sometimes harder to integrate such programs with system shell. Second flaw is harder access to native system API. That's why, for example, I prefer uTorrent over Azureus as BitTorrent client. First and the most obvious one is smaller efficiency and greater memory consumption. NET instead of native C/C has many disadvantages. Writing programs in some managed technologies like Java or. I keep it for reference, but it probably doesn't reflect my current knowledge and beliefs. Warning! Some information on this page is older than 6 years now.
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