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Newbie & Windows 10 setup

bdd1ac13-1cb0-4246-acf1-6a177e303a41Feb 22 2016 — edited Feb 25 2016

Hi everyone! Newbie/noon in the house warning/alert

Running Windows 10, 64 bix

Running JDK: jdk1.7.0_80

I am installing Java SDK (installed, not a problem).

I have installed Eclipse as well (installed, not a problem)

So I am trying to configure my PATH settings to finish out the install of the Java SDK and I am trying to do it for Windows 10.

Problem is when I get to the "Environment Variables" and set the PATH variable. In a nutshell, I am getting a different window then what the directions show/say.

For example:

Here are all of the steps I am trying to complete: http://java-buddy.blogspot.com/2015/08/install-jdk-8-on-windows-10-and-set-path.html#comment-form

And on the last steps, when I have clicked through to System Properties> Environment Variables box>

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Click on the word "PATH" in the lower box labeled "System Variables"

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then click on the "edit" button, the box that comes up for me (this happens on my laptop and PC :-/ ) is the "Edit Environment Variable" box!!! :-(

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It should open a 2 line window "Edit System Variable" and have 2 lines....Variable Name & Variable Value.

++Note++ This is a screen shot of what should open, not what happens for me.

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Again I am getting the same behavior from installing on my laptop and my desktop.

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When I run the command line prompt "java" (no quotes), it runs fine

When I run the command line prompt "java -version" (no quotes), I get these 3 lines returned:

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When I run the command line prompt "javac" (no quotes),

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Thanks for your time and expertise to a

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InoL

Q1: You define the logo on application level: Shared Components -> User Interface attributes

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Q2: The navigation bar is meant to be horizontal. You can add a <br /> after the </li> in the template of the Navigation Bar, but it will make the page look really bad, IMHO. E.g. the header of your page will look like this if you make the navigation bar vertical:

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Pranav.shah
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Hello Inol, Thank you for your reply and time.
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Created One Application level Item and Computation.
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Call them in Global Page(create another computation in page 0 with static values - Call it Before Header)
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Create Table Structure in HTMl format in it with Before Header Optinon Selected.
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Call Page 0 Computation in Shared Components -> User Interface attributes -> Text -> &logo.
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you will have Image || text both at same time.

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