Both applets and applications are compiled the same

BE SURE YOU ARE USING THE APPROPRIATE COMPILER
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	UNIX (Do not use an HP)
		CAEN - use swselect to pick the Java 1.3 compiler 
			be sure to enter -> source ~/.software
			when you exit swselect
			(set your version of Netscape the same way)

		ITD - the default version of Java is Java 1.2.2

	Mac - if CodeWarrior isn't the right version, use your UNIX account

	PC - find the path to the version you want to use. If the correct
		version is not on the computer you are using, try a different
		computer lab

How to enter and compile your code
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UNIX (CAEN or ITD) (Do not use an HP)
	login to your favorite computer
	use your favorite editor (pico, vi, emacs, nedit, whatever)
		type in the java code
		name the file with the name of your class (case sensitive)
			and the .java extension (e.g. MyName.java)

	compile the file using the java compiler (javac)
		(e.g. javac MyName.java)

Mac
	use Codewarrior
	choose the appropriate Java project type
	type in the code in the code window
	compile it from the menu

PC
	if you use the JDK on a PC
		use your favorite editor (WordPad, edit, etc. If you use
				a word processor, save the code as Text only)
                	type in the java code
                	name the file with the name of your class 
				(case sensitive) and the .java extension 
				(e.g. MyName.java)
			compile it in DOS using the java compiler (javac)
				(e.g. javac MyName.java)

	if you use an IDE (Caffe, J++, etc.), follow the documentation

How to print your code
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UNIX
	1) find the name of the printer
		go to the printer in the lab and write down the name
			OR
		(ITD only) http://kiosk.itd.umich.edu/cgi-bin/listprinters
	2)
		at the prompt type 
			lpr -Pprintername filename
		where printername is the name of the printer and
		filename is the name of the file you want to print
Mac 
	print from Codewarrior

PC
	Print from the application in which you wrote your code