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Java 2 Just Click! Solutions

Instructions and Suggestions


For detailed installation and other instructions, see Chapter 2, "Using the Just Click! Indexes." Following are additional suggestions for finding your way around the online indexes, listings, and other files on this book's CD-ROM.

  • See Readme.txt for late-breaking information and updates.
  • For best results, copy index.html, help.html, Readme.txt, and cover.jpg along with the src directory and all of its inner directories and files, to a new directory on your hard drive. You may name your directory anything you like.
  • Using your Web browser, open index.html. You can then browse all of this book's listings online, and find solutions to Java programming questions.
  • If you prefer, you may view listings directly on the CD-ROM, but to compile and edit Java 2 source code files, you must copy them to a writeable disk.
  • Click the menu commands at the top of each page to navigate to main pages. Follow links on those pages to find other files. Home takes you back to the opening page. Listings gives you links to listings and files by chapter. By Name and By Subject open the hyper-linked, cross-referenced indexes. Help brings you here. You can also click Email to send me a note. Click www.tomswan.com to visit my Web site.
  • Tip: Use your Web browser's search command to locate specific topics on the index pages.
  • Click Listings, and then select the By name or By subject index pages. Click any one of the hundreds of links in these pages to view the listing line that shows the solution you need.
  • Usually, but not always, the referenced listing line appears at the top of the page. To keep track of where you are, note the listing and line numbers before clicking an index entry.
  • Tip: Scroll to "Listing files" in the By subject index. There, you'll find a complete list of the book's listings, sorted by title.
  • To find a listing's source code file, click its filename above the line-numbered listing. You can then open or save the file.

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