Bonnie,
Check if you have a file named java.exe in a bin directory beneath
your java directory.  That's one of the critical files, among many
others, for running a java program.  Also, I forgot to mention, 
when you run this program you need to be logged onto the internet,
as it goes out via the internet every 5 minutes to get the latest
listing of events from Caltech.  If you find java.exe, let me know
what directory it is in and what the sister directories next to
it are.

I'm not too worried about the noise on the PSN list, as someone
else might also decide to do this and the archive will then include
this discussion.

John

At 06:59 AM 7/4/99 -0700, you wrote:
>I did see a Java folder under Windows and it has some stuff
>in it.  

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