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Pat Willener
All those that have upgraded to JRE 1.6.0.1x won't need JavaRa any
longer; since 1.6.0.10 there won't be any old JRE installation left on
Windows.
longer; since 1.6.0.10 there won't be any old JRE installation left on
Windows.
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Randy Knobloch
So says, Sun - Pat?
Pat said:All those that have upgraded to JRE 1.6.0.1x won't need JavaRa any
longer; since 1.6.0.10 there won't be any old JRE installation left on
Windows.
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occam
Randy said:So says, Sun - Pat?
Makes sense, sort of. The JRE is not installed /alongside/ the older
versions, as before. It now installes itself on top of the old version,
making uninstallation of old versions unnecessary.
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Bill Sanderson
I don't know what Sun says, but in my observation, 6.11 on top of 6.10
results in just 6.11 being listed in add or remove programs. I love it.
Now if they'd just uncheck by default the trashy Yahoo or Microsoft toolbars
they offer on what should be a security update process, I'd almost be
willing to say the Sun are very nice folks!
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results in just 6.11 being listed in add or remove programs. I love it.
Now if they'd just uncheck by default the trashy Yahoo or Microsoft toolbars
they offer on what should be a security update process, I'd almost be
willing to say the Sun are very nice folks!
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