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|    25 Aug 15 11:56:58    |
      Howdy OS/2 crew.              I formally have three OS/2 Email programs. I don't normally use it, but lately       had to start checking a non-normal Email site that I needed to use the       PolarBar Email program for testing purposes. Suddenly for the first time I've       ever seen on opening the program for the initialization, a temporary little       alert window pops up which advises me that program file is not present in the       system called HotJavaBean.jar in a directory that is expected to be available       for the PolarBar use. The alert window then says that PolarBar will revert to       the older ICE browser program when you click on the OK button, I do that and       the whole PolarBar operation goes as desired.              From the current QTH and available stuff, I've done a Hobbs site search for       that file in the whole archive. No such file. As best I can tell this system       actually has Java 1.42 installed on the very latest OS/2 2.45 version with all       the latest fixpack XCR0005 with all the extra sub-correction IBM team work       which is not the XCR0006 latest version that more or less comes with the last       version of ECS which I have paid for the right to install and use. However       for other reasons I've never moved to use of ECS at all yet.              Any thoughts on what might have caused this? The 'ICE browser' that it says       is still in use seems to work just fine.                     Mike Luther as N117C at 1:117/100                     ---        * Origin: BV HUB CLL(979)696-3600 (1:117/100)    |
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