On 7 June 2013 20:28, Theodor Stewart <[email protected]> wrote:
> In the unlikely event that anyone is interested, let me record some
> further experiences:
>
> 1, On my 64-bit desktop running Windows 7 (on which the problem
> occurred), I tried uninstalling and re-installing V2.9.2, with no success.
> But uninstalling 2.9.2 and installing V 2.8 (I had the set up saved on
> another machine), all worked out fine. I can run V2.8 therefore without
> the Java error
>
> 2. But on my 32 bit laptop running Windows XP I had no problem at all ...
> 2.9.2 ran fine
>
You could try to install 32-bit Java on your 64-bit computer, and see if
that makes a difference (or, if you already are running 32-bit Java, try
the 64-bit version...). Another possibility is to try a different Java
version (e.g. Java 6 instead of 7).
>
> Quite bizarre. And sorry, I have never got round to installing Linux ...
> always meant to try!
>
Switching to Linux is certainly not official advice to get JabRef to work
:) We do our best to make it work on both Windows, Mac and Linux.
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Morten
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