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Buddy-lists doesn't do much really.. But I can click on your name and see the newest post you replied to. Perhaps you have posted something I want to reply to. :) - How is it possible to post so many posts in such a short time? Kris

I get it now.. Ogle is a verb.. :) Kris

Congrats nkuvu! :) I agree with the rest here: You are a great person to have on the board. I actually have you on my buddy-list. I like your posts, and I learn a lot from them. Hope you stick aorund here in the future too. :) Kris

Me neither, but it's still funny.. :) Kris

thank you, nkuvu. :) Perhaps you're right, but my compiler gives me an error, saying it can't access the package and that the class file (that calls it) contains a wrong class name (which it doesn't, not at as I can see at least). Are you sure this is the right way to do it? Am I the one...

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I have some Java questions which I hope someone can answere. :) 1: I have two windows (so far) in my program, and they are in the same folder (package). I was thinking of moving one of them into another folder. Let's say I did that, and got these folders: MyProgram/Window and MyProgram/Color...

I opened the loin file (becuase I wrote something wrong the first time) and I saw it. The perl-sentence is actually pretty logical (at least when you know what it does.. :)) I recognised the "\n" form other programming languages, but it was the ">>" that confused a bit. I get it now. Thanks...

Thank you testuser, it works! :) What does the perl line actually do? Kris

I thought about that, but it will only work for me, not for the other users. But doesn't the shell have some sort of main-defaults file that it reads from? Can the script be placed there? Kris

This question is a bit like the one above.. I want the /etc/motd file to greet every user when they open their Terminal window. I wrote a small script that handles this, but when I put it into the /etc/motd, I see the whole script when I open a Terminal window, even though the compilation...

*Ouch..* So far I'm the only female that has voted. Not good. But I know there are at least 3 more females here.. :) Kris

Welcome to MacOSX.com JohnnyD! :) It's a great forum, the best I've ever been to actually. I just thought I should say hi, and show that there aren't just guys here. We girls love Mac OS X too! :) Kris

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iconara: Thank you! I fainally got it.. at least a bit. I'm not quite used to the packages yet, but I suppose it comes after a while. Again, thank you. :) Kris

I use an Speed Touch ADSL modem from Alcatel, and I have never had any problems with it (and Mac OS X) all at. How come you need to install a driver? I never installed that. I simply used the TCP/IP, PPPoE from the Network in System Preferences. :) Kris

Thank you both for your replies. :) But I'm still a bit confused, so I'll ask again: Let's say my program's name was MyProgram, and I decided to use almost the same name as a packagename: "My.Program". What does that actually mean, two directories, one called "My" and another one inside...

I agree with you. An iPod would be great, ..and so would actually a PowerBook of some kind too. But I don't really need that. I need an iPod. :) Kris

I'm wrinting a very simple Java Application for my Mac OS X with Swing. The compilation goes well, but I can't run it, due to an error. I can't seem to figure it out, and it's drivin me.. :mad: This is the error I keep getting: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError. I...