Slam dunk... in your face... classy, poster shot... for brother Corvus! (no offense slapshot... thanks for creating the debate) And not even one typo... ! Heck... Im still learning DOS. What's ctrl/p again? :eek: I
The security hotfix on that krm tech website upgrades from 3805 to 3809, so if you've done that you're cool. MS might not be able to distribute even the hot fix anymore so it might not show up on windows update. http://www.krm.com/ms/Q300845_W2K_SP3_X86_EN.exe is the security update off that site. MS document http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;810030 describes the situation and identifies the last VM as 3809.
Oh man, not so fast...check out the grammer in this sentence: "Trouble is, I believe that it is the simply the last VM MS produced..." :eek: Glad that between slapshot and I we could get a post like this up on ET, and glad I can share with the ET community that has been super-helpful to me. Judge Judy says that's one hour less of community service for me.
Corvus, What about the "Java Web Start" application associated along with the sun version? Do we need it installed or can it be deleted? What function does it serve? Thanks, Paul
Java Web Start is a tool for deploying Java apps over the web. Not much uses it that I know of, it is too new. So, feel free to remove it. For more info and to reinstall it if something needs it, go here http://java.sun.com/products/javawebstart/.