I'm one of the unfortunates who gets the dreaded "GPL 0.0.0.0" at the bottom
of the WinVROC screen. So I went looking at the VROC web site for JavaVROC
to give that a try. I found the release notes, answers to questions and all
kinds of other stuff, but no link to the JavaVROC program itself.
Can someone point me to it, please?
Thanks!
Kurt
You don't need any special program, it is browser based. Just click on the
"GPL1.2" option listed on the left frame.
Nafi Coker
Kurt Steinbock wrote in message <871mki$i31$[email hidden]>...
>I'm one of the unfortunates who gets the dreaded "GPL 0.0.0.0" at thebottom
>of the WinVROC screen. So I went looking at the VROC web site forJavaVROC
>to give that a try. I found the release notes, answers to questions andall
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>kinds of other stuff, but no link to the JavaVROC program itself. > >Can someone point me to it, please? > >Thanks! > >Kurt > >I got that same message. What I did was go into the setups where you enter
the GPL directory and extied. When I restarted it worked.
"Kurt Steinbock" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I'm one of the unfortunates who gets the dreaded "GPL 0.0.0.0" at thebottom
> of the WinVROC screen. So I went looking at the VROC web site forJavaVROC
> to give that a try. I found the release notes, answers to questions andall
