README.

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Welcome to
Student CD for Introduction to Computing and Programming in Java(TM): A
Multimedia Approach
by Mark Guzdial and Barbara Ericson
ISBN 0-13-193616-6
copyright 2007 by Pearson Education, Inc.
This CD-ROM accompanies
Introduction to Computing and Programming in Java(TM): A Multimedia Approach
by Mark Guzdial and Barbara Ericson
ISBN 0-13-149698-0
copyright 2007 by Pearson Education, Inc.
I. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Windows:
-Any Windows system capable of running Java 2 Standard Edition 5.0 (1.5) or 1.4.
2 with at least 64 MB RAM:
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Windows
Windows
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XP Professional (with Service Pack 1 or higher)

XP Home (with Service Pack 1 or higher)
2000 Professional (with Service Pack 3 or higher)
98, Second Edition
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Server 2003 (requires 128 MB memory or more)

-You will need at least 98 MB available disk space to run Java, and approximatel
y 100 MB more to store MediaTools, Squeak, and the book's sample programs and me
dia files.
-An Internet browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.2, 5.5 or 6.0
NETWORK USE: This CD is intended for standalone use.
THIRD-PARTY SOFTWARE
DrJava, Java and MediaTools are included on this CD-ROM. Please see below for
details.
II. INTRODUCTION
In addition to the system requirements listed above, this README.TXT file
contains the following information:
* Contents of the CD-ROM
* Detailed installation instructions for Windows and Macintosh
NOTE: For best results, please follow the installation steps as provided. You MU
ST install the elements in the order specified or they will not function properl
y.
III. CONTENTS OF THE CD-ROM
This CD-ROM contains two files and four folders that you will need in the root d
irectory:
-FILES:

*README.TXT
*CLICKME.HTML. Opening this file will display step-by-step instructions for inst
alling the materials on this CD. These instructions are also in IV. INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS, below.
-FOLDERS:
* DRJAVA. A simple, free Java development environment. Two versions are provided
: Windows versions compatible with Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE) 1.4 and 1.5.
* INTRO-PROG-JAVA. Sample programs and media files.
* JAVA. The complete Java 2 Standard Edition environment for developing and
running Java applications: Windows versions of both J2SE 1.4 and 1.5. Always use
the version of DrJava in the folder with the same version number as the version
of Java you are using.
* MEDIATOOLS. MediaTools allows you to work with multimedia files. This folder
also contains Squeak, the environment that MediaTools runs on top of. When you
run MediaTools, Squeak runs automatically.
IV. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: Before installing, please review the System Requirements in the book's "Us
ing the Student CD" appendix.
STEP 1: CHECK JAVA
Begin by checking whether a compatible version of Java is already installed on
your computer. In Windows:
1. Display a Windows command prompt. (To do so, choose Start, Run; enter cmd in
the Run dialog box, and press Enter.
2. At the Windows command prompt, type
java -version
If Java is installed, your computer will display the current version.
If you only have the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) but not the development
environment (JDK), you will still need to install the development environment.
You can determine whether you have a Java Development Environment by searching
your computer for the file tools.jar.
STEP 2: INSTALL JAVA
Before installing Java, make sure you are running a version of Windows that is
compatible with the version of Java you plan to install, and has been updated
with any service packs required by Java.
For example, Java 5 (1.5) will run on Windows XP with Service Pack 1 or higher;
Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pack 3 or higher; Windows Server 2003;
Windows ME; and Windows 98, Second Edition. For more information on system
requirements, see the About the CD-ROM disk and http://java.sun.com/j2se.
The accompanying CD-ROM contains the following two Windows versions of Java:

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* 5.0 (also known as "1.5") Update 5
If you already have a newer version of Java (including the JDK Java development
environment) on your computer, you need not install a version of Java from this
CD-ROM.
If you do need to install Java, follow these steps:
1. Browse to the JAVA folder on the CD-ROM, and then browse to the subfolder
containing the version of Java you wish to install (1.5 or 1.4)
2. Double-click the .exe file containing the Java installer. For example, if you
are installing Java 5 ("1.5"), double-click jdk-1_5_05-windows-i586.exe. The
installer begins running.
3. Review and accept the license agreement, and click Next.
4. The installer displays the Java components it intends to install, and the
locations where it plans to install them. To specify that a component not be
installed, click on it and choose Don't Install This Feature Now. To change the
location where components will be installed, click the Change button; browse to
the location where you want to install Java; choose OK, and click Next.
5. The Custom Setup dialog box opens, permitting you to adjust program features
and where they will be installed. Once you're done reviewing this dialog box and
making any adjustments, click Next.
6. The Browser Registration dialog box appears. Java offers to register itself
within each of your Web browsers, so you can run Java programs within each
browser. Click Next. Installation proceeds; this may take a few minutes.
7. The installer tells you it has successfully installed Java. Click Finish.
STEP 3: COPY DRJAVA
1. Open the DRJAVA folder corresponding to the version of Java now installed on
your computer. For example, if you've installed Java 1.5, browse to
DrJava\1.5\windows, and open that folder.
2. Copy the drjava.exe file to your hard drive. For example, if you're
installing DrJava 1.5, copy drjava-stable-20050814-2234.exe.
TIP: If you want to create a desktop shortcut for DrJava, right-click on the
.exe file you've just copied to your hard disk, and choose Send To, Desktop
(Create Shortcut). You might wish to rename the shortcut Windows creates.
STEP 3: COPY MEDIATOOLS AND SQUEAK
1. Open the MEDIATOOLS folder.
2. Select the Windows-MediaTools and Documentation subfolders, and copy them to
your hard disk.
STEP 4: COPY SAMPLE PROGRAMS AND MEDIA
1. Select the INTRO-PROG-JAVA folder and copy it to your hard disk.
STEP 5: LAUNCH THE SOFTWARE

A. Launch DrJava
To launch DrJava, double-click on the icon corresponding to the DrJava
executable file you copied to your hard drive. (Or, if you optionally created a
desktop shortcut, double-click on the shortcut).
If you are asked to locate the tools.jar file, click Yes. Then, browse to the
location where that file is installed. If you haven't changed the installation
location, you can typically find it as follows: browse to C:\Program
Files\Java\; browse to the subfolder named after the version of Java you've just
installed (for example jdk1.5.0_1.0.5); browse to the lib subfolder; choose
tools.jar; and click Open.
NOTE: If you are running Windows Firewall, your firewall may block you from
using Java 2 Platform Standard Edition. Click Unblock to allow yourself to use
J2SE.
Once DrJava is open, you need to give it quick access to the sample programs and
media files included with this book. To do so, follow these steps:
1. Choose Edit, Preferences. The Preferences dialog box opens.
2. In the Extra Classpath text box, enter the entire path corresponding to the
folder bookClasses. For example, if you copied the entire intro-prog-java folder
into the main directory on your C:\ drive, enter:
c:/intro-prog-java/bookClasses
NOTE: If you are using a different integrated development environment, follow
that IDE's steps to provide the correct classpath as well.
3. By default, the media path is set to c:\intro-prog\java\mediasources\. You
can set the media path to another directory by starting DrJava and typing the
following in the interactions pane:
FileChooser.setMediaPath("d:/media/")
where "d" is the drive name and "media" is the folder name. Note that the final
slash is required.
Once you've typed the appropriate media path, press enter. This stores the
location, so DrJava will look there in the future.
For more information about running DrJava, display the software's help system.
Choose Help, QuickStart to get started, or choose Help, Help for more detailed
information.
B. Launch MediaTools
1. In Windows Explorer, browse to the location on your hard drive where you
copied the Windows-MediaTools folder, and open the folder.
2. Drag the mediatools-v5-sa.image file onto the SqueakVM.exe file.
V. LICENSE INFORMATION
The use of the software on this CD-ROM is subject to licenses provided in the
following locations:
* DRJAVA: See the license.html file within the DrJava folder.

* JAVA: See the corresponding license.txt files appearing in the same folders as
each version of the Java software on CD-ROM.
* MEDIATOOLS: MediaTools was built at Georgia Tech and has been released as open
source software.
* SQUEAK: See the license at http://squeak.org/SqueakLicense/
VI. FINDING ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
About Java: Read the install.htm, README.htm, and ReleaseNotes.htm files within
each subfolder in the Java folder. License information appears in a .txt file in
the same folder (for example, jre-1_5_0_05-license.txt). More information about
Java may be found on the Web at http://www.sun.com/java/.
About DrJava: DrJava includes a Help system within the program. With DrJava
running, choose Help, QuickStart to view a quickstart guide, or Help, Help to
view more detailed user documentation. License information may be found in the
license.html file within the DrJava folder.
About MediaTools: See the Documentation folder within the MediaTools folder on
the CD-ROM. More information may be found on the Web at
http://coweb.cc.gatech.edu/cs1315/814.
About the Book's Sample Programs (Classes): On the CD-ROM, see the doc subfolder
within the bookClasses subfolder within the intro-prog-java folder.
VII. TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Pearson does not support and/or assist with the following:
* Third-party software (i.e. Java including the JDK, DrJava, etc.)
* Homework assistance, including how to program, compile and run a program, or s
olutions.
* The software tools accompanying our textbooks are provided as is. For informat
ion regarding third-party software included on this CD, please refer to section
VI--FINDING ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
* Support for this CD is not offered by the authors or the software vendors.
* Textbooks and CD-ROMs purchased used are not supported and are non-replaceable
. To purchase a new CD-ROM contact Pearson Individual Order Copies at 1-800-282
-0693.
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cation for an exchange in order to receive a replacement CD. The new CD will onl
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Pearson Education
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Or send an email to disc_exchange@prenhall.com

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